Buckleberry invests in air containment industry

Published: 16-Jan-2006


West Yorkshire-based company Buckleberry is expanding its Leeds factory to meet the substantial growth in demand for air containment screens within the cleanroom industry.

Buckleberry can produce from customers' CAD or technical drawings complete clean air containment screens using satin polished stainless steel and epoxy coated zintec steel. Screens are integrated into a wide variety of applications, but are predominantly utilised within the pharmaceutical, fine chemical and food industries.

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