Fabricators urged to ‘unplug and partner’
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TruFrame is encouraging fabricators to unplug their machinery and to partner with them.
As fabricators look at the need for costly new capital equipment, there’s often a decision to be made and that’s why several have taken the decision to buy-in from TruFrame, which can put a bespoke changeover programme in place, so that when the machines are switched off on a Friday, PVCU frames can arrive the following week.
TruFrame can offer a bespoke online ordering system that now takes account of nearly 60% of all orders, helping to reduce paperwork and double entry of orders and is used through desktop, tablet or mobile devices 365 days a year.
A new targeted campaign is already underway, encouraging companies to visit a dedicated microsite at www.stopfabricating.co.uk, highlighting a number of reasons to choose TruFrame as a trade partner. There’s also a ‘Complete Package’ video highlighting the further merits of partnering up with TruFrame on its YouTube channel, which also includes other company related information.
David Firmager, managing director of TruFrame, said: “This latest campaign is purely targeted at fabricators who no longer want the risk of the considerable investment in capital equipment. We can offer hand-finished frames, exemplary levels of customer service and a marketing programme designed to increase sales, all wrapped up in a carefully structured changeover package.”
stopfabricating.co.uk