The Weekly Advertiser Horsham

‘Small’ company growing

- Smallaire

Horsham manufactur­er Smallaire has achieved 49 years of manufactur­ing excellence and continues to grow.

The family-owned and operated business started ‘small’ in the Wimmera in 1974, seeking solutions for the region’s long, hot summers.

It has gone on to become a world-renowned name as innovators of seeding technology for its vast range of air seeder components and high-pressure blowers.

Smallaire designs, creates and manufactur­es evaporativ­e airconditi­oners and agricultur­al, horticultu­ral, dairy and poultry products, metal art and numerous other products for almost any applicatio­n.

All products manufactur­ed by Smallaire are the creative inspiratio­n of its research and developmen­t team and company founder, Gary Small.

Director Lolita Small encouraged people to visit Smallaire’s Wimmera Machinery Field Days site to view its products and say ‘hi’ to Jock, Paul, Brett and the team.

“Smallaire continues to pride itself on innovative solutions to all its customers in air movement needs through its intense research and developmen­t programs to provide its customers high-quality, long-lasting components that people

have come to trust,” she said. “The company continues to grow itself – not only in Australia but around the world – with its dedication to extending its overseas customers to prove and expand its technology.

“This has has led to the company

being able to export its range of high-quality components globally to manufactur­ers, farmers and agronomist­s who strive to achieve only the best results.”

The business is a multi-award winner in manufactur­ing excellence and export, having been named an ACE Radio Wimmera Business Awards business of the year in 2018 and listed as a finalist in the Victorian Manufactur­ing Hall of Fame in 2018.

It won the manufactur­ing and innovation award at the Wimmera Business Awards in 2022.

 ?? Picture: PAUL CARRACHER ?? SHOWCASE: Jock Baker, pictured with air-seeder parts at Smallaire’s Horsham site, will join the team at the Wimmera Machinery Field Days next week.
Picture: PAUL CARRACHER SHOWCASE: Jock Baker, pictured with air-seeder parts at Smallaire’s Horsham site, will join the team at the Wimmera Machinery Field Days next week.

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