Fabric engineering and printing

Many of the fabric based products we produce are “one offs”, and we solve unusual problems for a wide range of companies and governmental organisations.

Our helium filled light tubes have illuminated film sets such as Harry Potter. Inflatable radomes protect sensitive portable communications equipment. Air filled packaging has been designed to protect satellites in transit to a launch site. Man-carrying transparent bubbles have been used in the opening ceremonies of major international events. Our cold-air filled merchandising kiosks are popular with marketing savvy companies. We can even build inflated stage sets or exhibition stands to your design and have even provided attractive air-filled walls to mask an unattractive rubble filled building site.

Products do not have to be air or gas filled. We have built changing rooms that disappear into a ceiling when not in use, exhibition centre pieces and protective baffles for use on oil rigs.

We also have wide format printing facilities in-house for fast turn-round at low prices. At up to three metres in width and the length dictated only by the amount of fabric on the roll, we not only print our own products but can produce huge banners for point-of-sale, advertising or even wraps for complete buildings.

If your requirement is innovative and can be made from woven or non-woven materials, then you need to talk to Cameron.