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A History in Hot Stamping : Founded in 1978 by Mr. Ian Birch, Malahide began as a custom engineering firm. Born in London, England, Mr. Birch spent his youth apprenticing in mechanical design. Subsequent employment with several giants of the industry further laid the basis of his expertise in hot stamp machinery design. 40+ years later, Ian's designs form the core technology used in all of Malahide's products. Malahide is based 150 miles Southwest of Toronto, Canada in the picturesque town of Stratford, Ontario.
Paul Birch acts as Sales Manager for
Malahide, and is the
principal contact for our high-end, executive clientele. Combining a Masters
of Business Administration,
19 years in sales, and a lifetime spent around the hot
stamping industry, Paul offers his clients a broad range of
practical and theoretical tools. |
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Malahide trades in nothing but industrial-grade hot stamping presses. Manufacturers of the ' Malahide ' brand, this narrow focus has allowed us to advance and refine our line of performance equipment. Malahide serves a diverse range of applications, and specializes in : 30+ years later, Malahide equipment has built itself a reputation for performance and quality. Customer satisfaction is evidenced by our repeat purchase statistics. In 2006, 44% of our sales were derived from clients who already own a Malahide. In 2005 the figure was 46%, and in 2004 it was 44%. |
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Quality machines, begin with quality parts. Part quality is critical to our success, thus Malahide produces most all of our parts in-house. The production process begins with drawings produced with Computer Automated Design software. Parts are modeled and refined in the virtual world, and then virtual parts get assembled into virtual machines. Enabling us to simulate and test-run mechanisms prior to building the first part, this technology allows us to rapidly move new products and modifications from design to production. |
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The CAD drawings move-on to production in our newly fitted machine shop, which has doubled in size since 2006. Equipped with a streamlined CAD to CAM manufacturing system, we're now able to make more parts, more precisely than ever before. Produced in small batches, a variety of recently-added finishing process complete the manufacturing task. Feeding our robust inventory of machine parts, Malahide's goal is to keep every part for every machine in-stock, and ready for service. |
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Quality parts, meet quality construction. Machines come to life in our assembly area. Methodically constructed with care, mechanisms are assembled, tested, and re-tested to ensure performance. Our niche-market focus often requires that a new machine be tailored to the client's specific purpose. Minor modifications are common, and it's not unusual for us to tweak our base designs to better serve a client's application. Refined over decades, Malahide's manufacturing system allows us to build equipment with the advantages of mass production, but do so in small volumes without sacrificing individualized craftsmanship. |
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Quality people to back you up. Behind the technology, Malahide invests as much in our people as we have in the technology they use. Skilled, capable and dependable, our carefully selected workforce watches every step of the production process to guarantee quality. Involved in your machine from concept to finished product, our employees take pride in the equipment they produce, and the reputation of the brand they've helped to create. |
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. . . And All at a Fair Price : A fair price philosophy rounds-out the reasons our customers choose to invest in a Malahide. Our machines will never be cheap . . . but because Malahide delivers hidden value thru quality Design & Manufacturing . . . nor can they be seen as expensive. Malahide Design & Manufacturing Inc. . . Hot Stamp Specialists ! |
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