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26/09/2007

Hi-Spec Engineering Have A Solid Reputation

Established in 1988 and based in Co. Carlow Ireland, Hi-Spec Engineering has grown steadily and built up a solid reputation as manufacturer of high quality machinery.

The company has earned a universal reputation for the high quality and reliability of their products. This is primarily the result of the hands-on approach of Hi-Spec management and the years of experience and skill of the workforce.

It has an on-going program of modernising and updating its production facilities and during the past few years it has installed a CNC plasma machining centre, CNC pressbrake, CNC punch and saws along with numerous other improvements.

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The company manufactures machinery for the agricultural and industrial sectors; its main concentration of business traditionally has being agricultural vacuum tankers, diet feeders and muck spreaders. In recent years it has complemented this range with the addition of industrial products suitable for the construction and quarrying industries. Included in this range are bunded diesel bowsers up to and including 2000 gallons (9092ltrs) along with a wide range of dust suppression units.

Hi-Spec products are updated on a continual basis with the latest technology and innovations being incorporated to ensure efficiency and quality. The company has a worldwide customer base with its main markets being throughout Europe, Russia and Iceland.

(CL/JM)

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