New Global Headquarters for Hydrajaws Limited

TAMWORTH, U.K. - Oct. 12, 2022 - PRLog -- Hydrajaws Ltd, the world's largest and most trusted manufacturer of hydraulic pull testers for load testing anchors and fixings, has relocated its global headquarters to Tamworth in Staffordshire. High demand for its product range has driven continuous growth in the business, now requiring additional capacity. Twenty-nine staff now occupy the new HQ, substantial growth from the original three employees in the 1980s.

The new HQ building covers 20,000 sq. ft. and houses Hydrajaws' manufacturing, distribution, sales and marketing, training, and service operations.  This impressive new facility has been designed to incorporate high standards of efficiency using the latest materials, incorporating energy-saving methods and water conservation measures.

As well as growth in the UK market, exports have grown significantly with the business now supplying over 70 countries. The company also supplies several large OEMs in the anchors and fixings sector, its comprehensive range of equipment working on several major construction projects, most recently Crossrail and now HS2.

Hydrajaws' first tester was prototyped in 1985 and has been manufactured and developed since 1986 by this family-run business, founded by Chairman Royston Morgan. Significant developments have taken place over the decades including a wide range of adapters and accessories for fixing types from proprietary manufacturers plus additional products for specialised testing, delivering up to 500kN. The full range enables the testing of a simple plastic plug through to M36 heavy-duty construction anchors.

Since 2014, Hydrajaws has taken the lead in the digital world, being the first to introduce a sophisticated app where testing can be carried out and the results immediately shared.

Adrian Morgan, CEO said: 'In today's world of high safety awareness, Hydrajaws is proud to have led the way in testing equipment and techniques that have the potential to save lives across the world'. Find out more at https://www.hydrajaws.co.uk/