Ballynahinch Firm Nitronica Secures Further Export Sales

Ballynahinch-based Nitronica has secured new export sales as well as an ongoing business partnership from the advice and expertise of Invest NIโ€™s technical advisory unit.

Nitronica, a leading Contract Electronic Manufacturer, supplies electro and mechanical solutions to aerospace, defence, telecoms, and industrial sectors. The solutions provided range from cable and PCB assemblies through to the design, refinement and supply of high quality, integrated products.

[caption id="attachment_58172" align="alignleft" width="390"]John Mellon, Nitronica looks over some production electrical units being made on the factory floor. John Mellon, Nitronica Managing Director, looks over some electrical units being made on the factory production floor.[/caption]

Speaking about the help provided, John Mellon, Managing Director of Nitronica, said: โ€œEarlier this year we sought advice from Invest NIโ€™s technical experts on the best approach to expand our services to include bus bar interconnection for a range of applications. The focus on this development stemmed from customer demand.

โ€œTo be in a position to gain additional contracts, we needed join forces with Northern Ireland businesses already involved in bus bar system design and integration. Invest NI put us in contact with Kane Engineering from Newtownards who have more than 40 yearsโ€™ experience in low voltage switchgear and bus bar design and manufacture. Together we submitted a joint tender and secured a valuable order supplying bus bar interconnections to the Republic of Ireland.

โ€œThis partnership with Kane Engineering has been a tremendous benefit to our business and the advice from Invest NIโ€™s Technical Advisory Unit was crucial in supporting us to progress this new and exciting opportunity.โ€

Dr Vicky Kell, Invest NIโ€™s Director of Innovation and Technical Solutions, said: โ€œNitronica has maintained a close relationship with Invest NI and benefited from the guidance of our Technical Advisors in deciding on its next move in order to take the business in a new direction.

โ€œI would encourage local businesses to take advantage of the practical help available and highlight the specialist support for engineering, manufacturing, product, process, environmental, and health and safety issues available through our Technical Advisory Unit”.

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