One of the world’s leading engineering names, Dormer Tools, has marked the beginning of a new era - with the opening of their multi-million pound site in Rotherham. Fabrizio Resmini, President of the Dormer Tools Group, cut the ribbon to officially launch the world-class facility at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP), heralding the next step in the company's 100-year evolution. Their new premises at the AMP, marks a step forward for the company, with the creation of a pioneering training room, a major research and development facility and an international export service to support emerging and developing markets. It will be Dormer's key site for sales, both in the UK and around the world, particularly the Middle East, with more than £20million-worth of orders processed from the new site. Nick Garner, Managing Director of Dormer Tools, said: "Our new facility is the commercial home for the Dormer UK sales company, but perhaps more importantly, we have the new training facility and productivity centre. "The facility will further our ultimate goal, which is to launch new products and offer productivity savings for end users and the industry in general. "We also have the research and development centre for identifying, devising and delivering new products and new machining solutions, such as tools for machining composites, which is becoming more important in many of our focus industries." Regarding the AMP, Nick added: "It fits very nicely to be sat strategically on a site which is dedicated to the advance of manufacturing within Britain. The overall site, the relationship with our partners next door [the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre] and the philosophy of Dormer's strategy moving forward of how we want to go to market, is married up with the same philosophy for which this park was developed. "The historic links, matching philosophies, local expertise, skill base and intellectual capital is already at the AMP. It is becoming a cauldron of engineering development, for today and for tomorrow, but also with the ultimate aim of being first for the next development."
One of the world’s leading engineering names, Dormer Tools, has marked the beginning of a new era - with the opening of their multi-million pound site in Rotherham. Fabrizio Resmini, President of the Dormer Tools Group, cut the ribbon to officially launch the world-class facility at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP), heralding the next step in the company's 100-year evolution. Their new premises at the AMP, marks a step forward for the company, with the creation of a pioneering training room, a major research and development facility and an international export service to support emerging and developing markets. It will be Dormer's key site for sales, both in the UK and around the world, particularly the Middle East, with more than £20million-worth of orders processed from the new site. Nick Garner, Managing Director of Dormer Tools, said: "Our new facility is the commercial home for the Dormer UK sales company, but perhaps more importantly, we have the new training facility and productivity centre. "The facility will further our ultimate goal, which is to launch new products and offer productivity savings for end users and the industry in general. "We also have the research and development centre for identifying, devising and delivering new products and new machining solutions, such as tools for machining composites, which is becoming more important in many of our focus industries." Regarding the AMP, Nick added: "It fits very nicely to be sat strategically on a site which is dedicated to the advance of manufacturing within Britain. The overall site, the relationship with our partners next door [the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre] and the philosophy of Dormer's strategy moving forward of how we want to go to market, is married up with the same philosophy for which this park was developed. "The historic links, matching philosophies, local expertise, skill base and intellectual capital is already at the AMP. It is becoming a cauldron of engineering development, for today and for tomorrow, but also with the ultimate aim of being first for the next development."
Rotherham
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