ZERO makes case for greater success
ZERO Cases UK, a manufacturer of quality, deep-drawn and fabricated aluminium and moulded plastic cases, enclosures and assemblies for the defence, aerospace, industrial, medical and telecommunications markets, says it has started 2012 the way it finished 2011 – by winning orders for new business.
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ate last year the UK based operation, which supports regional sales and manufacturing into Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA), secured its biggest-ever export contract, a £1 million order from a military customer for its Val-An cases. So far this year it has clinched a further two major orders worth around £200,000 from the defence
sector for its modular cases and containers, as well as expanding further into growth markets such as the oil & gas and industrial sectors, supplying customised transit cases. “We have had a very good start to 2012,” comments Jon Hazell, director of sales, EMEA
for Zero Cases. “We are continuing to win new business on the basis of our innovative products, which are modular in design and flexible enough to meet a variety of user requirements including weight reduction and shock protection.” He adds: “As our products are designed and manufactured in the UK, we can provide
quality solutions to our customers at a very competitive price and supply finished products within extremely short lead times in order to exceed the needs of our customers”. ZERO’s portfolio of reusable, recyclable and low-carbon transit and storage containers,
carrying cases, rackmount cases and components are engineered to meet and exceed the most demanding specifications. Made of deep-drawn aluminium or rotomoulded plastic, they are lightweight yet immensely strong, and offer maximum protection against shock and vibration. In addition to protecting cargo and equipment in transit, its enclosures are used to house
vital electrical sensors, systems and components that are integral to airplanes, helicopters, rockets and satellites.
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