Linpac Group, Helping to keep the sporran spruce

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Helping to keep the sporran spruce
December 1st 2004

Kilt hire company, ACS Clothing, has invested in Linpac Materials Handling‘s Euro stacking containers for its Ł2m cleaning, storage and manufacturing centre in Glasgow.

With each outfit comprising some 12 different items, and a total stock of 100,000 pieces, the boxes are used to store components such as sporrans, skean dhus, and cuff links.

Robust, stackable and able to withstand constant use, the Linpac boxes can be labelled for easy identification and are light and portable enough for staff to handle.

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