Fabric innovator joins industry heavyweights at National Manufacturing Summit - February 23rd, Bristol & Bath Science Park
South West fabric specialist, Base Structures, has been invited to exhibit at the Advanced Manufacturing Conference attended by senior government ministers and more than 150 industry leaders.
- (1888PressRelease) February 24, 2012 - The tensile fabric company is a leading light on fabric manufacturing with R&D investments yielding new products and techniques on a regular basis. Recent new product developments include its biogas storage domes and salt covers. The company is also a pioneer of new membrane techniques in cladding as well as a glazing substitute in the form of single skin ETFE.
Future research will focus on smart fabrics which involve the potential to print electronic circuitry onto fabrics allowing them to respond to local conditions.
In addition to its tensile fabric expertise, Base Structures will be exhibiting a working 5m3 model of a Biogas storage dome. With capacities ranging from 5m3 to 5,000m3, these are one of the latest innovative products that function as a fundamental component in Anaerobic Digestion plants, helping to create free energy from waste.
Jon Morris, director and head of production at Base Structures said "It is immensely gratifying for Base Structures to be given the opportunity to showcase our products alongside other leading innovating companies based in the West Country."
Bonnie Dean, chief executive of the Bristol & Bath Science Park, said: "The conference is an excellent opportunity to exchange information and to explore new ideas. The exhibition area will be a showcase for new technologies and products developed and made in the South West."
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About Base Structures
Founded in 2001, Base Structures is a specialist sub contractor offering a one stop shop for the design, manufacture and installation of tensile fabric structures.
Operating across Europe, Base has 50 staff and £5million turnover. Notable client projects include Heathrow Terminal 5, Manchester International Festival, Eden Project and the Mound Stand at Lords Cricket Ground.
Services include bespoke exterior and interior fabric structures plus a range of pre-designed tensile fabric products, as well as zoo mesh enclosures and the new TEXO® fabric framing system.
For media enquiries, please contact Ben Luger at +44 (0) 117 971 2229 or email benl ( @ ) basestructures dot com
For further information visit www.basestructures.com
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