Ellis invests in technology

Rillington-based Ellis has invested £15k in new in-house testing technology that it says removes a barrier to entry into a number of new industries.
Ellis invested £15,000 in equipment to predict the lifespan of its products.Ellis invested £15,000 in equipment to predict the lifespan of its products.
Ellis invested £15,000 in equipment to predict the lifespan of its products.

The firm, which exports to over 40 countries, has purchased a QUV accelerated weathering tester machine that enables it to accurately predict the lifespan of all of its products; meaning they can sell them with a guaranteed lifespan.

Richard Shaw, managing director of Ellis, said: “Richard Shaw, managing director of Ellis, said: “Up until now we haven’t been able to guarantee a specific length of product life which was a stumbling block.

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“The investment in the QUV machine puts us in the advantageous position of being able to accurately, and confidently, state the installed lifespan of all polymer products, and provide a guarantee to that effect.”