The company is looking at ways to help with the covid-19 crisis.
A business in Offaly is re-purposing itself to help produce protective masks for frontline workers.
Adrian Colton of Agetech Kitchen Designs says they hope to produce up to 1,000 masks a day if they can continue to source raw materials.
Healthcare workers across Ireland are having to re-use some protective equipment after it was discovered parts of a delivery from China are unfit for purpose.
Mr. Colton says they're producing the faceshields in line with HSE guidelines:
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