Maker of Laboratory Equipment Announces Expansion in Singapore

Jan. 15, 2010
Esco, a manufacturer of biological safety cabinets and other laboratory equipment, recently announced that it will add 100,000 square feet of manufacturing floor space to its existing operations in Singapore.

Esco said the expansion efforts will begin this month.

"The expanded, modern facility provides us with better manufacturing conditions that will enable Esco to drive quality, productivity, customer satisfaction and innovation to the next level," said XQ Lin, Esco vice president. "Concurrent investments in state-of-the-art laser/sheet metal processing machinery/robotics have also been made, to enable Esco to design/build the best quality in our products."

The incremental expansion will enable Esco to eventually double manufacturing capacity for laboratory and controlled-environment equipment products, according to the company.

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