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About Trojan Crates Limited

Trojan Crates was founded in 1979 by Alistair and his late wife, Agnes Paterson, and now involves three generations of the family sons Raymond, Mark and granddaughter Alana. An experienced carpenter and joiner, Alistair built Trojan Crates reputation on a commitment to provide superior transit packaging products and services to the oil and gas sector. This dedication has earned the company to become one of the North East of Scotland’s leading manufacturer of timber crates and high quality transit cases, providing professional onsite packaging solutions. Trojan boasts 37000sq ft. premises at Aberdeen Harbour and 13000sq ft. at the Airport, providing local and international solutions. We hold full certification in ISO accreditation and are registered members of the Forestry Commission (TIMCON), consistently delivering specialised products and services to customers. Using a wide range of in-house manufacturing capabilities, we offer professional timber crating, flight casing and bespoke packaging solutions. We have a professional in-house infrastructure with CNC routing machines, 3D Tool Scanner, Foam Lamination, 3D Cutting tools and design technology. Our clients worldwide recognise our commitment to quality, selecting us as their preferred manufacturer. Our talented, experienced team provide professional guidance ensuring cost effective, safe, secure crating, casing and packaging solutions for a wide range of fragile/valuable items requiring expert preparation for transporting. Our policy and objective is: Produce superior quality products conforming to established industry standards and practices. Alistair Paterson, Chairman said, “Our commitment is to meet production objectives, consistency of product quality and optimum availability, maintaining efficiency of operations needed to perpetuate product improvement and customer satisfaction.” Raymond Paterson, Production Director quoted, Always flexible, taking pride in our work, we make the impossible possible”.