NEWS
WELDFAST UK LTD/MWA…EVOLUTION
Established from humble beginnings in 2007 by local entrepreneur brothers Nigel and Steve Nixon, Weldfast UK /MWA now operate from its new purpose built distribution centre in Newcastle-Under- Lyme Staffs. Their new 60,000 sq. ſt building covers 3.2 acres and boasts 30,000 sq. ſt of usable floorspace incorporating a highly efficient system for receiving, storing and re- distribution of palletised and packaged goods.
This modern bespoke facility also boasts a brand new operational MIG,TIG,MMA and Plasma demonstration/ showroom including a fully working CNC plasma cutting table complete with water bed. With gas equipment safety at the head of
many distributors agenda, Weldfast UK have installed a state of the art gas testing and manufacturing area for the ultimate peace of mind for gas equipment safety. Weldfast UK/MWA have strong working partnerships with many leading brands including Cebora, Tecman, Parker and 3M to name just a few and their on-going support is crucial to our EVOLUTION. To support our leading brands , Weldfast UK /MWA now incorporate the homegrown CROS-ARC brand of machines, these highly impressive machines are largely produced at our highly efficient on-site manufacturing plant. The acquisition of MWA in 2017, now gives Weldfast UK the only remaining
welding electrode manufacturer in the UK, offering distributors a large range of premium quality welding electrodes and filler wires direct from the manufacturing base in Cannock UK. Weldfast UK LTD / MWA alongside Cebora of Italy are committed to presenting new and innovative products to all customers, these latest technology products allow distributors to benefit from the new and exciting opportunities that these produce. The joint Vision of Nigel and Steve Nixon is to make Weldfast UK/MWA into a leading player in the wholesale distribution market and with their unwavering work ethic and attention to detail it’s not IF but when, they achieve this goal. ■
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