DLS Stillages
Bespoke steel stillages, pallets and storage systems for manufacturers across multiple industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About DLS Stillages
DLS Stillages designs and manufactures bespoke steel pallets, stillages, storage solutions, dunnage systems, textiles and foam inserts. Services include CAD design, prototyping, batch and bulk production, and modifications to existing equipment.
It serves customers in automotive, aerospace, nuclear, agriculture, food and drink, and other sectors. Products include lineside equipment, automatic bottom-emptying containers, storage units and street furniture.
DLS Stillages Ltd was founded in 2020 and is based in Wigan, United Kingdom. Its production facility is in Ince-in-Makerfield.
Product: Designs and manufactures bespoke steel stillages, pallets, dunnage systems, storage solutions and related industrial equipment.
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