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Email: enquiries@wmh-uk-ltd.com
Following last night's announcement (Monday 23rd March) about stricter social distancing measures coming into immediate effect WMH has made the decision to suspend all operations at Callington until further notice.
Automation and robotics have become commonplace in many manufacturing industries since the first industrial robot was installed by General Motors in 1961. The food industry has been much slower to adopt automation technology due to concerns over hygiene and the cleanability of complex automation systems and the need for flexibility as production needs change from product to product and from season to season.
WMH has recently added to its portfolio of stacking solutions with the completion of a stacking and packing conveyor system for a large European bakery.
WMH is pleased to be strengthening its workforce for the future by continuing with its apprenticeship programme. The latest apprentice to join the WMH team is Alfie Morgan who began his training in September following completion of his GCSE’s earlier in the summer.
To raise the profile of Western Mechanical Handling within the local community WMH are pleased to be sponsoring Callington Colts Girls Football teams for the current season.
