Gripple wins fourth Queen’s Award

Gripple has won its fourth Queen’s Award, and its second for innovation. The awards’ spotlights falls on the company’s success in challenging the traditional suspension of industrial services by using its iconic wire joiner and tensioner. The company’s other awards were in the categories for international trade and sustainable development.

Managing director Mark Edmonds says, ‘This is undoubtedly a momentous year for Gripple. Because the company will always invest in innovation, it will continue to expand globally. We are particularly proud that Gripple has been recognised in a way which means so much to the company and its hard-working staff.

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