Brady Corp opens new production facility in Dammam
DAMMAM, 26 days ago
Brady Corporation today (February 13) opened a new facility in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, that will be manufacturing pipe markers, signs and identification labels for Middle East construction contractors as well as oil, petrochemical and F&B companies.
Headquartered in Wisconsin, US, Brady is an American developer and manufacturer of specialty products, technical equipment, and services for identifying components used in workplaces.
"Our new facility in Dammam will manufacture Brady’s well known quality identification and safety
solutions, now made in Saudi," remarked Christophe Nelissen, the Middle-East & Africa Senior Regional
Manager at Brady Corporation.
"Leveraging Brady’s worldwide identification technology and knowhow, production in Dammam is now ready to start manufacturing at worldwide quality levels, using state-of-the-art print engines," he stated.
According to him, Brady's new facility will print pipe markers, signs and other safety identification solutions designed for reliability in challenging environmental conditions, both in- and outdoor.
"The facility will be able to print on a range of materials and identification solution constructions, all designed to provide maximum value to customers. Reliability is key," said Christophe.
"Even after exposure to oil, grease, chemicals, high heat, humidity or UV-radiation our identification solutions must stay attached and remain legible. We take great pride in being able to deliver our customers an identification solution that does not need frequent replacement," he added.
Brady’s new Dammam facility also hosts a large warehouse to provide next day deliveries anywhere in the Middle East.
Orders that need additional production, including larger volumes and customised pipe markers, signs and labels, will be produced at the facility and delivered within 48 hours, said Christophe.
"Thanks to our new local production capability and storage capacity, Brady will be able to respond
quickly to emerging facility identification challenges anywhere in the Middle East," he added.-TradeArabia News Service
