Plastex Matting Announces Expansion of Operations



Plastex Matting, Inc., a global leader in safety and anti-fatigue PVC Matting manufacturing, has announced the expansion of its Alabama operations.

The expansion includes the addition of a third production line, which will significantly increase production to meet the demand for its range of high quality PVC extruded floor matting.

"To meet the needs of our distributors and their customers, including original equipment manufacturers (OEM's), we can now offer shorter lead times and more flexibility in creating custom solutions for the market," says Peter O'Sullivan, sales director for Plastex Matting, Inc. and Plastic Extruders, Ltd., its sister company in England. “The addition of the third line at our Alabama facility will increase production capability here by up to 50 percent.”

As with the existing two production facilities, the additional production line will be in operation 24 hours a day and is expected to become fully operational in July 2008.

"By expanding our operations in Valley Head, Ala., we are capitalizing on the logistical advantages there, further strengthening our leadership position in PVC extruded matting for the benefit of our customers over the long term," says Mr. O'Sullivan.

Plastex Matting, Inc. and Plastic Extruders, Ltd. are leaders in PVC extruded floor matting and produce well known brands such as Vynagrip™, Heronrib™, Floorline™, Pillomat™ and Crossgrip™. Distributor inquiries are welcome. For full technical specifications on any product, visit www.plastexmatting.com.

About Plastex Matting, Inc.

Plastex Matting, Inc. is a privately held manufacturing company and has grown to be an industry leader in its three divisions: strapping, machinery and matting. The North American manufacturing operations are based in Valley Head, Ala. For more information on the full line of Plastex Matting, call (256) 845-7725 or e-mail sales@plastexmatting.com.

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