Carbery Plastics Ltd.
Carbery Plastics Limited was originally established in 1977 by the McCarthy family outside Clonakilty, Co. Cork. Nearly 40 years later, Carbery has grown significantly. Today, whilst Carbery is an undisputed Irish and European leader within its chosen markets, it still remains an independently owned and managed business. The McCarthy family continue to be actively involved in Carbery’s day to day operations and continue to serve the business as company directors. Carbery is acknowledged as a leading European manufacturer within the rotomoulding sector. Today’s Carbery range includes products for the agricultural, civil engineering, construction, fuel, energy, environmental and recycling sectors; and the company also operates a significant contract moulding operation too. great range of low-maintenance, aboveground, underground and domestic water storage tanks.
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- Business Type:
- Manufacturer
- Industry Type:
- Water Storage
- Market Focus:
- Internationally (various countries)
- Year Founded:
- 1977
This company also provides solutions for other industrial applications.
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About us
Based in Clonakilty on Ireland’s south coast, Carbery Plastics Limited is a supplier of rotationally moulded plastic products, with a manufacturing heritage stretching back nearly 40 years. Independently owned and managed by a team with unrivalled experience and passion for rotational moulding.
Early Beginnings
At the time, a plastic tank was something of a novelty. However, Carbery tanks quickly established themselves as an environmentally responsible alternative to old-fashioned steel tanks in Ireland, and were to spearhead Carbery’s expansion into the UK. The remainder of the decade saw Carbery continue to grow, to invest and to expand as the business developed a strong presence across Ireland and made its first inroads into the British market.
Expansion
The 1990s saw Carbery go from strength to strength, with further investments in new technology and production processes. Significant investments were made in new rotational moulding machinery together with material processing and handling equipment, to ensure that as the new millennium approached, Carbery was ideally placed to capitalise upon new market opportunities. The company also continued to diversify its product base with the introduction of recycling banks. Today, Carbery recycling banks can be found not just across Ireland and the UK, but in many European towns and cities too.
Continued Growth
Carbery entered the twenty first century, strongly positioned within its chosen market sectors. However, recognising that you don’t stay ahead by standing still, the business continued to invest in new products and technologies. Computer Aided Design (CAD) software was introduced, dramatically reducing product development time, alongside Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for product testing purposes. A range of environmentally preferred, integrally bunded heating oil tanks was also introduced. Such was the success of the new range, that it was quickly followed by Carbery’s market leading range of Fuel Point bunded diesel storage and dispensing tanks.
Future Success
Despite a challenging macro-economic environment in Ireland and across Europe, Carbery continues to plan and invest for the future. Recent years have seen continued product development, diversification and new market development. Led by an experienced manufacturing, general management and commercial team, Carbery remains a business committed to continued growth and success within its chosen markets. Recent product introductions include a new range of tanks for the safe, secure storage of Adblue, a pioneering range of Mobi Point diesel storage and dispensing tanks, together with Carbery's all-new market leading 1000SB Superslim Bunded Heating Oil Tank. And beyond the company's retail range, it continues to develop it's contract moulding operations too - satisfying the requirements of a diverse and demanding customer base in Ireland, the UK and throughout the EU.