The purpose-built facility is one of three principal UK locations which prints the New’s International’s range of newspaper titles including The Times and The Sun. bott, in alliance with Luton-based distributor Motiontek, maximized storage space by creating two central work islands within the main engineering workshop, using 80 of bott’s CM900 heavy duty drawer cabinets and cupboards from the company’s SD range, mobile lecturn units, and workbenches. The installation incorporated 56 metres of work surface, including bespoke manufactured oil-resistant industrial linoleum worktops and steel-clad work surfaces. A smaller electrical room at the site, where press maintenance and testing takes place was also fitted out with bott workshop equipment. John Hall from Motiontek commented: “Maintaining the printing presses at Broxbourne is obviously fundamental to News International’s operation. Creating an efficient and productive workspace for the testing and repair of this equipment is therefore crucial. We’ve worked with bott over a number of years, and so know that their products will meet this demanding role.” The project follows installation of bott workshop equipment at News International’s Glasgow facility and at high-profile locations including the Royal Botanic Gardens, British Superbike Team Hydrex Honda and a Bristol-based aerospace manufacturer. |