OPS-Formfittings Asia Pacific Pty Ltd, leaders in office electrics and accessories, have recently changed their name to DPG-Formfittings. This is a confirmation of their close alignment with the CMD group in the United Kingdom. “Whilst DPG-Formfittings continues to grow and expand nationally, our alignment with CMD group insures both our customers and ourselves benefit from […]
February 4th, 2009
OPS-Formfittings Asia Pacific Pty Ltd, leaders in office electrics and accessories, have recently changed their name to DPG-Formfittings. This is a confirmation of their close alignment with the CMD group in the United Kingdom.
“Whilst DPG-Formfittings continues to grow and expand nationally, our alignment with CMD group insures both our customers and ourselves benefit from their 25 years of design experience and product testing,” says Director, Ralph Weaver.
Formfittings have worked on notable projects, including the Prime Minister & Cabinet offices, Challenger Bank, Dell Computers, Apple Computers, St George Bank and Westpac Bank.
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