APMG is a leading UK designer and manufacturer of high-quality laboratory furniture, school laboratory and classroom furniture.
For over 80 years APMG has excelled at high-quality manufacture for education, commercial, industrial, research and other scientific applications. With this rich history we understand the importance of communication with our clients, working closely with them to deliver resilient solutions that exceed their expectations.
APMG hasn’t stood still – we’ve invested in comprehensive training for our dedicated teams, and in cutting-edge design software and manufacturing equipment to keep us at the forefront of the sectors we operate in.
Our creative design team is experienced in delivering a bespoke, ergonomic solution tailored to each client’s unique needs. From a single fume cupboard to a full laboratory fit out, we’re passionate about bringing you the exciting, functional and beautiful new environment you imagined.
APMG has become apart of Unistow Group. APMG will continue to operate as usual.
But we’re happy to share ours…
Whether we’re fulfilling a £1.5 million contract for the design, manufacture and installation of a commercial laboratory, it’s our experience that ensures we get it right. And we have that experience by the lab load!
Research breakthroughs are taking place in APMG labs; new applications for existing technologies are being discovered in APMG labs; and many of the food and toiletry products on supermarket shelves have originated from APMG labs. There’s sensitive research being undertaken in APMG labs we can’t even tell you about.
Our university labs and school labs are inspiring future generations across the country and beyond, as are our classrooms.
Our skilled design and production teams are a mix of decades of industry experience and fresh talent bringing in new ideas. Many team members have over twenty years’ experience, and within our workforce over 500 years of experience in our chosen sectors…just one of the reasons so many organisations trust us with their projects.
