ASDWire distribution date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 19:34:00 GMT +0100

UK SME Developes Business with Prominent US Aerospace Companies

Derby, UK July 2007 --[ASDWire]-- Lobo Systems, the British firm producing the world’s most sophisticated work platform system, has won more orders from corporate America.

NASA’s Johnson Space Centre in Houston Texas has purchased more Lobo to provide a safe working platform over a tooling machine and general maintenance.

The Boeing Company are interested in adding to their existing purchase at the Phantom Works, in Portland Oregon.

Together with BAE Systems who have purchased Lobo for RAF Tornado maintenance. Lobo is poised for additional success.

Lobo also has other USA customers including Rolls-Royce, General Motors, Miller Brewing, Anheuser-Busch and British Petroleum in Kansas.

“We’re still thrilled to have Lobo in our department. It has paid for it’s self several times”. says a source at Miller Brewing.

Benefits of the system also include, reducing the labour cost of out sourced scaffolding and having a product available 24 x 7.

Background:
Seven years ago Lobo was facing financial ruin until it was taken over by Robert Bokros, a successful IT entrepreneur. In that time he has developed the scaffolding system into a world-beater with overseas orders from the USA, Canada and Australia and even Georgia in Eastern Europe. Lobo Systems is only a small manufacturing company with a big product that employs 10 people from its offices in Derby UK.

“The key to success is the system’s versatility. It can be reconfigured in a matter of minutes to reach different locations without the need for any tools,” says Robert Bokros, sighting as examples of recent orders from Bombardier, The Boots Company and Urban Search & Rescue. “ We are now targeting military applications for example Observation Posts. deployable aviation stands and water tower installations,” adds Robert.

Images are available from Lobo Systems sales@lobosystems.com for information.

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