Investment will increase production by up to 200 frames a week.

To meet growing customer demand and improve manufacturing efficiency, Crystal Direct has invested in a Stuga Flowline cutting and machining centre.

The Stuga Flowline will allow Crystal to increase its production by as much as 200 frames a week and will guarantee consistently high quality units and shorter lead times for customers. This prepping centre has been designed specifically for British windows systems, giving high levels of accuracy and meeting all possible sawing and cutting requirements.

The new machinery is part of Crystal’s ongoing efforts to increase company output, increase quality and meet customer deadlines.

Brian Geraghty, Managing Director of Crystal Direct said: “Crystal is dedicated to providing the best possible service and products for our customers. Over the past 12 months we have invested heavily in new machinery, including two Rotox CNC corner cleaners, to help streamline our manufacturing processes and ensure that the high quality of our products is consistent. The Stuga Flowline cutting and machining centre will help us reduce lead times for customers while freeing up existing staff to concentrate on other areas of production.”