AESSEAL looking great with new signage

AESSEAL is a global engineering company based in Rotherham, UK, specializing in the design and manufacture of high-precision mechanical seals and support systems. Established in 1979, the company has grown significantly, operating from over 230 locations in 104 countries, including nine manufacturing and 44 repair sites. They pride themselves on providing exceptional customer service, aiming to be the preferred supplier for their clients’ sealing needs.

Their product portfolio is diverse, encompassing gas seals, cartridge mechanical seals, component seals, bearing protectors, gland packing, and elastomers. These solutions are used across various industries, including oil and gas, power generation, chemical and pharmaceutical, food and beverage, mining, and automotive, primarily to prevent liquids and gases from escaping rotating equipment and to enhance pump reliability while reducing maintenance costs.

AESSEAL is known for its innovative approach, particularly its investment in modular design which allows for quick delivery of standard and custom-engineered products. They also heavily invest in research and development, utilizing advanced computational tools like Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to optimize seal performance.

Beyond their core business, AESSEAL is deeply committed to sustainability and social responsibility. They have received multiple Queen’s Awards for their achievements and have gone beyond Net Zero emissions in their global business activities. The company also has a strong focus on nurturing talent, with a comprehensive apprenticeship scheme and initiatives to promote STEM subjects in schools, aiming to inspire the next generation of engineers.

As such a successful company it was probably logical they’d pick the regions best business sign designer, maker and installer for their Rotherham units and office. We’ve really enjoyed working with AESSEAL, and we all agree their offices look professional and modern with their new 3D signage