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In Case You Missed it… Here’s a run down of the year so far at Melba Swintex |
With fantastic new products, stunning lead times and standard items constantly replenished and kept in stock, it’s no wonder we are so busy. We therefore should look back on the year so far to see where the time has gone.
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January
Precisely 12 months from the its launch in 2015, the Tuff Trench was supplied with a bonus feature – The New Anti-Slip Rubber Pads that can be securely fixed to the underside of the Tuff Trench to prevent movement under windy conditions. |
February
During February, the New Tuff Foot was released onto the Traffic Management market. The stylistic design supplies a hefty 10kgs to each barrier, resulting in greater wind resistance on the Melba Swintex Barrier range. |
March
The Postman system made its way onto our customer’s doorsteps. The system has proved to be a great success due to increasing demand & demanding lead times on the market. The Postman takes the current temporary barrier system within utility works, and updates it by implementing a range of innovative features & increasing its strength and durability. |
April
We caught a short flight over to Amsterdam for a week to showcase at the Intertraffic Exhibition. This event allowed us to network into areas we had previously never ventured, and opened up doors to new opportunities, and friendships. This also allowed us to speak to consumers one-to-one and get feedback on our services.
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May
The Fantastic Four was born with the addition to the Barrier Foot family with the New Tuff-AT Foot. This great new foot satisfies both the needs of extra weight, and reducing the risk of a trip hazard when on site. The foot also has a little trick up its sleeve – the possibility to emboss with corporate branding, putting your name in the spotlight. |
June
‘You’re my Wonderwall’ was the phrase that was stuck in the heads of everyone here in the office. The WonderWall™ Barrier was released once again due to increasing interest and demanding lead times. The product has been a huge success and continues to impress. |
Come and see us and our new products at Intertraffic Amsterdam 2016 Stand 04.108
You are invited to attend the most authoritative traffic technology exhibtion in the world: Intertraffic Amsterdam 2016! Taking place
Tuesday 5th April – Friday 8th April.
How to Attend.Intertraffic is a free event if you register through Melba Swintex, all you need to do to register is follow the link at the bottom of this email, and this will gain you access to an insight into new and innovating technology upcoming in the Traffic industry, and what is new from Melba Swintex.
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How to Find Us.We will be located at stand 04.108 this year where we will be showcasing a range of products for the Temporary Traffic Management market, as well as our classic Litter Bin range, and the mighty Boss Barrier for the Event Management market.
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What’s the Advantage.Intertraffic draws in visitors from over 125 countries, with the number of exhibitors rising over 800, making it the ideal opportunity to get up to speed with traffic technology developments worldwide. It is the largest B”B traffic exhibition where you are able to find unrivalled networking opportunities to connect across countries, technologies, and industry sectors.
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You must register before you are able to attend Intertraffic. Follow the quick and easy process by clicking the link below: |
Traffic Barriers – a weighty issue.
The Road Rock is primarily designed to be the ballast for our range of Traffic Barriers and fits the Gate, Master, Vision, Olympic and Tuff Barriers. Using two
Road Rocks per traffic barrier, or one when the barriers are in a boxed formation will make the barrier pass Class B Wind Speed Legislation (this is now mandatory in Scotland where barriers are left unattended for over 24 hours).
However the Road Rock has a few surprises up its sleeve…
The Road Rock links to itself using a hook and tail connection similar to that seen on the Road Runner , this makes it possible to create a continuous run of the heavy duty linear traffic barriers.
Cylinder Housing.
The Road Rock also takes the Cylinder and Ariane and will twist lock into the top making a highly visible linear traffic barriers.
Features
- 15Kgs in Weight
- Corporate ID can be embossed.
- Interlocking for continuous runs.
- Can be coloured to suit.
- Fits all Melba Swintex Traffic Barriers.
- Barriers pass Class B.
- No sandbags required for Class B & C.
- Angular movement on interlocking.
- Can house a Traffic Cylinder.
- Can double-up as a Delineator.
- Handle for easy lifting.
- Manufactured from 100% Recycled Material.
- Completely recyclable.
- Product can stack.
Wind Speeds.
The original concept for the Road Rock was all down to wind. Tests had shown that a minimum of 30Kg was needed for a barrier to withstand Class B Wind Speeds (17.6 m/s). ‘Safety at Street Works and Road Works – ACOP 2015’ states that all traffic barriers in Scotland that are unattended for a period of 24 hours or more, need to be capable of withstanding winds of Class B. At 15Kgs each, the Road Rock is the first ever product which provides the precise weight needed, every time, to withstand these wind speeds
With new production equipment comes new Custom Moulding Facilities and Trade Moulding. Melba Swintex has invested hugely in new machinery over the last 10 years but in particularly over the last 2 years. This has opened up new markets and we are able to offer
- Injection Moulding
- Compression Moulding
- Rotational Moulding
- Blow Moulding
We have huge amounts of experience and technical know how as well as a design department with 3D printing facilities. We understand that you need to hold and feel your bespoke product before committing to a full production run and are able to prototype and model new shapes so that you can see and feel the real model in your hands before tooling up. The in-house toolmaking team will then engineer the mould further speeding up production.
Take a look here for more custom moulding information
Lancashire manufacturer of temporary traffic management products Melba Swintex (PDM, Stand A044) will launch its trade custom moulding capabilities in trade blow moulding, trade compression moulding, trade injection moulding and trade rotational moulding. The company now wants to work with partners to provide customised products in other sectors.
It can offer design expertise and digital 3D printing, along with product design and tool design capabilities.
Around 90% of Melba Swintex’s product range is made from recycled material.
The company recently launched the Boss Crowd Control Barrier to move into the event management market. It also added a new blow moulded trench cover ‘Tuff Trench’ and the new blow-moulded wheelchair ramp – the ‘Kerb Buddy’ to the range. With new products being introduced all the time and old ones being revamped into modern society there’s a wide range of products for you to admire. As a leading company in the traffic management industry we are also a leading custom moulding company.