ATAC Website – A new look
The Directors of ATAC are delighted to launch the new ATAC website. Together with a fresh new look and branding, it is designed to take the company into a new era.
One of the features of the new website is the renewal of our heritage brands. ATAC has a fine history, with the company manufacturing products that were once created under some very respected brands within the world of viscometry and physical property analysis. Our NuLine laboratory viscometer was originally developed by a giant of British industry, ICI Paints. In time, new developments in the technology were passed down through the REL brand, and they continue to be developed and improved by ATAC.
Likewise, the physical property analysers were variously invented and developed by Hone and Hallikainen. Our legacy range – for which we still supply spare parts – were originally under the Hone brand. And the current range of process viscometers, vapour pressure analysers, colour monitors and opacity monitors were developed by Hallikainen.
Acknowledgements & Attributions
Website Design
It goes without saying that we owe a debt of gratitude to Daniel Warren at Free Range Web. The new ATAC website is one that he can add to an already impressive portfolio. He has created a stylish, fresh and lively feel for the company’s main portal on the world. Check out what he has to offer by visiting his website.
Graphic Design & Branding
From the bright new colour scheme, through to the font, logos and other design elements, we have Sam Bryant of Jambox Design to thank. Sam is an experienced hand at designing for commercial companies, charities and other organisations. Once again, check out Sam’s website by clicking on the link.
Photographs
We have used some excellent photographs in the new ATAC website, and it is our pleasure to post an attribution (and link) to the photographers whose work is featured.
Content
Many thanks are due to the staff at ATAC for their contributions to the ATAC website. In particular, thanks go to Ross Davies, Diana Nitulescu, & John Kelly. And finally, for all their input, our thanks go to the Directors, Mark Turpin and Ray Browne.
