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ERIKS to relocate Lincoln Service Centre to larger site

ERIKS is to relocate its Lincoln Service Centre to new premises, offering improved customer care by bringing its local engineering services to a larger, 2,500 square foot facility. Bringing the operation to a new, purpose-built centre that offers more office space to staff and more suitable premises will support the strong customer base now established in the area.

"This new facility will not only improve current operations, but also allow ERIKS potential for further expansion,” said Andy Archer, Service Centre Manager. "The new space has the capacity for regional stockholding matched to local customer requirements, with brands held including Fenner, SKF, NSK and Timken to name but a few.”

This move marks another development in the growth of ERIKS UK, which has recently enhanced its offer in several regions across the country by providing greater customer access to its increasing range of services.

ERIKS' Lincoln Service Centre is a key operation that has already built a strong reputation and a loyal customer base. By strengthening operations in Lincoln, ERIKS continues to build solid foundations in a key industrial area where many engineering businesses already capitalise on its technical know-how.

The new ERIKS Lincoln Service Centre is scheduled to open its doors on March 25th and is located at Unit 1, Sadler Court, Lincoln LN6 3RG.

For further information, please contact: Robyn Bradley, Marketing Executive, ERIKS UK T: +44 (0)121 508 6219 M: +44(0)7740 452743  robyn.bradley@eriks.co.uk  www.eriks.co.uk

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