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Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd is a specialist in the design, manufacture, repair and calibration of load monitoring equipment. It is also a renowned provider of shear pin load cells to the offshore and subsea industries. Each year, the company delivers a number of notable bespoke monitoring solutions to end users in a variety of end user markets. DLM is approved to ISO9001:2015 quality management system, ISO14001:2015 environmental management system, and OHSAS 18001:2007 health and safety management system.

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Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd.
DLM House, Bridgers Farm,
Nursling Street, 
Southampton, 
SO16 0YA
UK

Carly Collins
t: +44 (0)2380 741700
e: sales@dlm-uk.com
w: www.dlm-uk.com

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DLM Sponsors Southampton Boxer, Ryan Garner

The Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd. (DLM) logo will be splashed on the Southampton Football Club-coloured shorts of British and Commonwealth super-featherweight champion boxer, Ryan Garner, when he steps into the ring in Ireland on Saturday 14 March.

Garner, an avid Saints fan, has a potential world title fight lined up at Southampton’s St. Mary’s Stadium in the summer. First, he will defend his perfect 18-0 record at Dublin’s 3 Arena, where Queensberry Promotions has strategically slapped him on the undercard of Jazza Dickens versus Anthony Cacace, who contest the WBA super-featherweight title in the top-of-the-bill clash. Queensberry reports that all 13,000 seats have sold out.

Martin Halford, managing director at DLM, said: “Ryan is from the area and has been involved in a lot of positive work with the local community. We wanted to take an opportunity to support the fighter and associate our name with a Southampton hero as he eyes-up what would be a blockbuster showdown under summer skies at our beloved St. Mary’s. Ryan has already achieved a lot over the past few years and sponsoring him for this weekend’s fight is our way of showing appreciation for the effort, courage and ringcraft required to be successful in his sport at the highest level.”

Garner, nicknamed The Piranha, is promoted by Frank Warren, and is one of the prized assets of the renowned Queensberry stable; Warren has already acknowledged that a St. Mary’s dream date is booked, likely in June, should he prevail in his next contest. If Garner was confirmed to be fighting the winner of Dickens against Cacace, local — indeed, global — interest would reach fever pitch.

Last summer, Garner added the British and Commonwealth super-featherweight titles to the European strap already around his waist (at the time), by stopping Reece Bellotti at Bournemouth International Centre in the 12th round. A flurry of heavy shots sent Bellotti reeling backwards early in the last round of a bout that The Piranha increasingly dominated. Referee Victor Loughlin had no choice but to step in, preventing Bellotti from hearing the final bell. Garner has since vacated his European belt.

Garner, who will once again wear red-and-white-striped-shorts, said: “I connected with DLM through LinkedIn and am grateful for their support at the start of what will hopefully be a landmark year in my career. In boxing, it’s important not to look beyond your next fight, so I’m fully focussed on winning in Dublin. Of course, I’m aware of the possibility of a summer fight at St. Mary’s which would be a massive deal. To be from the city and be the first fighter to headline a boxing event that puts Southampton on the map is a hugely exciting opportunity.”

Southampton-based DLM is a longtime supplier of load cells, load monitoring technology, and cable working equipment to the lifting, rigging, wind energy, and wider renewables sector. A serial backer of local sports, the company also sponsored an Under 7’s football team and continues to consider additional commercial partnerships.

Caption: Dynamic Load Monitoring (UK) Ltd. (DLM) is proudly sponsoring British and Commonwealth super-featherweight champion boxer, Ryan Garner (right). Also pictured is Martin Halford, managing director; and Carly Collins sales and marketing director at DLM.

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