Integral Surface Designs is a new start-up which is all set to become a name to reckon with in the panel processing sector. Specialising in acrylic, vinyl-wrapped and PVC edged doors, as well as related items such as toilet cubicles and shop fitting accessories, a total of £750,000 has been invested in machinery and equipment to create a state-of-the-art production facility. Integral to the design of the factory layout was a panel saw, and company owner, Jeff Green, found what he wanted at W12: a new Genisis P32 panel saw, sourced from J&C O'Meara Ltd. Jeff told PW&SS that the new panel saw will play a number of vital roles. "With the vinyl-wrapped product, we have to cut items before our fi
Salford University school of art and design have invested in a brand new Genisis X2 sliding table panel saw. As with all capital purchases made by organisations in the Public Sector, the decision on which piece of equipment has to be the correct one as the investment made is based on a one time only allocation of funds. Having researched the market for a new sliding table panel saw, there were only a few contenders which were seen fit to offer the long term accuracy and durability needed along with enhanced safety features required in such a busy training workshop. The chosen machine was a Genisis X2 sliding table panel saw which has motorised adjustments to the raise, lower and tilting of t
