Fluid management systems specialist Megnajet is expanding its Kettering production facility and has made several key appointments. The moves reflect a growing demand from OEMs for integration of its solutions within inkjet printheads across a variety of applications.
Adam Eaton has been promoted to the role of engineering manager and Andy Jinks to site manager. Both will work alongside Megnajet general manager, Mike Seal, in driving the overall business forward.
The production facility is being doubled in size to allow Megnajet to expand its manufacturing output. The company is also implementing a new ERP system to give a seamless production process from quotation and manufacturing to shipment and invoicing, as well as improving inventory control and shortening delivery lead times for customers.
Seal said: “We have always had a strong reputation for working closely with our partners to develop innovative fluid management systems. The newly defined roles and extended capacity puts us in a position where we can effectively meet growing customer demand for our products.”
