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News Release from: Colchester-Harrison
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 November 2007
UK machine tool builder records EMO
orders
Colchester-Harrison reports that it sold over EUR 1 million worth of machine tools during the first days of EMO 2007, with 60% of orders originating in Germany.
Director Mike Berry Colchester-Harrison reported machine tool sales from the company's EMO 2007 stand exceed EUR 1 million As regards the re-branding of Colchester-Harrison CNC lathe products he commented: "The reaction from the network of distributors around the world was very positive with projected orders and enquiries still coming in but already easily doubling previous levels
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 5 Jul 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Around 60% of enquiries were from the very demanding German market, which is a sign the specifications and pricing structure are both very competitive".
He explained: "This show was opportune for us with the new heavy duty Tornado T4HD, the uprated MS and MSY mill/turn centres and the German market in particular expressed considerable interest in the control system and flexibility of the large capacity Alpha 1800XS combination lathe".
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Added Berry: "These machines are pitched against a whole raft of competitors and our distributors from Germany, France, Benelux, Scandinavia and Russia were keen to exploit the distinct advantages for them to sell in their home territories.
It was also satisfying that the overall specifications of both the turning and milling products drew serious interest from new companies approaching us to represent the Colchester-Harrison range in the very competitive Far East and South American markets.".
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