Mila prides itself on the fact that it has a product to suit every fabricator and every budget. Our good, better, best ranges mean that we have affordable entry level products as well as top of the range high security options, all supplied with the peace of mind backing of the Mila brand.
We have long recognised that we need to provide a choice for customers, and that extends from what they buy, to how they buy from us, and how they access product information.
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Mila has just published the latest version of its iconic Key product catalogue – The Key 8. Described as the best ever guide to the Mila range, it has been completely redesigned and updated to make it even more usable and accessible for customers.
The 450+ page Key 8 is available on the Mila website as a PDF for those who want to access it on laptops or mobiles, or as a printed A5 catalogue for customers who want to keep a copy on their desk, on their workbench or in their glovebox. Continue reading…
Mila has launched a brand new website, which it says puts it even further ahead of the competition.
The new website at www.mila.co.uk transforms Mila’s online presence thanks to a contemporary new design and intuitive navigation. It is optimised for use on any type of screen and is packed with all the product and technical information which customers could ever need.
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Mila was named Component Supplier of the Year at the November G-Awards for the third time in seven years. Managing Director Richard Gyde explained some of the secrets behind the company’s ongoing success.
We were the only hardware company to win at the G-17s and in fact we were the only hardware company to even make the shortlists. Because the awards only recognise performance over the previous year, that says a lot, I think, about how well we outperformed the market in 2016/17. Continue reading…
Having been named the Component Supplier of the Year at the G-17s in November, everyone at Mila is feeling very positive about 2018.
Of course there will be challenges – not just from Brexit, but from the rising commodity prices which were an issue for the whole hardware sector throughout 2017. Continue reading…
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