Kombimatec Provides Emergency Service

December 7, 2011 | Published by Steven

Kombimatec sprung into action and got window fabricator, Prizma Windows, up and running within a week following a massive fire on August 13th that wiped out their factory, including all machinery and stock.

An electrical fault in a marble factory in the unit behind Prizma Windows’ site on Gorst Road in North West London was to blame for the fire that destroyed both premises and an adjoining garage.

“There was simply nothing left,” explained director,  Jeetendra Halai. “We had operated in that building for 12 years, fabricating approximately 150 windows per week in both PVCU and aluminium. After we lost everything, we thought it would take ages to get up and running again.”

Fortunately for Prizma Windows, a vacant building opposite proved suitable for their needs, and Kombimatec – which had supplied the company previously – provided several pieces of essential equipment, including a copy router, drainage router, a DGS530 Electronic Saw, and a EV470 CNC Cleaner.

“It quickly transpired that we could be up and running in no time at all,” Jeetendra said. “Therefore, we contacted our PVCU and aluminium suppliers, Veka and Stayfix Aluminium, as well as our hardware suppliers, to make sure that our stock levels were back up to their previous levels.

“While it will be another couple of months before we are firing on all cylinders, it has been fantastic that we have got our business back up and running in no time at all. Kombimatec provided a very good service, with absolutely no hiccups whatsoever.”