WE'VE MOVED TO:
36
Chapman Way,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent,
TN2 3EF
Telephone: 01892 544470
Fax: 01892 548120
E-mail: mail@bandbfinishers.co.uk
B & B Finishers was formed in 1994 by brothers Glen and Kevin Battell
who have both worked locally since leaving school and have extensive knowledge of print
finishing. The company specialises in high quality print finishing,
employing excellent staff who have an "eye for detail" which results in the highest quality and reliability at competitive
prices. B & B Finishers have built an excellent reputation locally which has resulted
in long term relationships with many of their customers.
We have now moved to new premises in Tunbridge Wells where we will continue to provide and build
on the excellent service our clients are accustomed to.
- A recently installed
Moll Sprint Wallet Machine will allow us to produce
wallets and folders automatically, with or without capacity
pockets and with one or two gluings, with speeds of up to
5000 per hour. It was apparent that there was a market for
producing folders and wallets with capacity pockets and spines
by machine.
- We are looking forward to increasing
our productivity and sales by being able to produce folders
and wallets, which we are already able to die cut on our
three Heidelberg Cylinders. This will also enable us
to be more competitive by attracting longer runs.
- B & B Finishers also offer trimming & folding facilities
as well as many other auxilliary services such as shrink-wrapping,
drilling & wirobinding.
- We feel that our success
over the last ten years has been based on offering a personal,
friendly, efficient and reliable service for our existing clients
but with the introduction of the Moll Sprint machine we would
like the opportunity to expand our current client base.
We are able to offer the following services:
Quality with Competitive Prices
and Reliable Service
B & B Finishers could not provide the excellent
services it does without
their excellent team.
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Melanie Battell
Melanie cooks the books - in the nicest possible way!
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Colin James
Just as well he wasn't around during
the French Revolution - His guillotine action would have been the pride
of Napoleon!
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Paul Underhill
Recognised by his cry of "Up the 'Ammers"!!
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