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News Release from: Gate Machinery International
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 26 May 2006
Machine tool range changes colour
Traditional greens and greys have given way to a mix of dark brown, beige and blue - designed to give machine tools a unique identity, and to make them 'stand out from the crowd'.
Mach 2006 saw the launch of a new colour scheme for all the machines in the Gate Machinery International range of conventional and CNC machines "When our customers buy new machines from us, it usually represents a consider-able investment on their part , and it is important that the machines are, not only functional, but that they look good too
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Our customers have a right to expect nothing less from us," said Alain Fidelia, managing director.
"I have always believed that if we pay attention to the smaller details, including the colour scheme and paint finish, the overall feeling about the quality of the machines will be enhanced, and customers will happy to invest in our products." Traditional greens and greys have given way to a mix of dark brown, beige and blue which are designed to give Gate's machines a unique identity, and to make them 'stand out from the crowd'.
Fidelia said that the MACH 2006 exhibition was an important showcase for Gate Machinery's products, so it was natural for the company to use this platform to introduce a new colour scheme to as wide an audience as possible.
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