An independent non-ferrous metal stockholder based in Wolverhampton knows the value of an experienced workforce. Parkrow Alloys have been in operation since 1999 with a nucleus of staff that has acquired decades of experience in sheet and metal aluminium.
Mark Baker, Director of Parkrow Alloys, said: “We are lucky to have an incredibly experienced workforce and have maintained this same loyal staff base. This, in turn, has facilitated us in growing a loyal customer base. Our workforce has striven to offer the best service, whilst remaining competitive.”
Parkrow Alloys are now looking to develop and deal with more customers. Mark added: “We excel at working with customers and giving them exactly what they want. As we grow, we aim to tailor our processes to exactly suit our customers.”
Commenting on the industry, Mark said: “There has been a lack of confidence but things are starting to improve, particularly in the automotive industry in the West Midlands and we are well placed to be part of it.”
Parkrow Alloys specialize in the processing of de-coiled Aluminium sheet in both standard and non-standard sizes, which can be slit, sheared, or blanked to meet exact customer requirements. They also supply slit to width coil. Furthermore, they also process and supply a number of other alloys and tempers, frequently on short delivery lead times in both large and small quantities. The firm supplies to a wide variety of industries and provides an essential link between mill producers and their customers. In collaboration with Agora Metals, they also supply aluminium extrusions in both standard sizes and non-standard aluminium extrusions.
The company offers the highest level of service from their experienced workforce and well-equipped processing facilities and resources, whilst endeavoring to remain competitive on price.
With such tried and tested expertise and dedication to meeting the exact requirements of their customers, Parkrow Alloys are proving to be highly successful. Moreover, as they are now in a position to take on more orders, 2013 is shaping up to be an extremely positive year.