Translate the text from Welsh to English.



 
Gyda chymorth a chefnogaeth Llywodraeth Cymru drwy ei Chronfa Cymorth COVID\-19: Ymchwil, Datblygu ac Arloesi mae Brother wedi ymuno â chwmnïau ledled Cymru sy’n gwneud cyfarpar diogelu personol hanfodol fel rhan o ymateb Llywodraeth Cymru i’r coronafeirws.


Mae diwydiant cyfarpar diogelu personol Cymru bellach yn cynnwys 25 cwmni sy’n cynhyrchu feisorau wyneb wedi eu hailbwrpasu, naw cwmni sy’n gwneud masgiau wyneb a chwe chwmni sy’n gwneud sgrybs meddygol.


Diolch i’r ymdrechion enfawr hyn gan fusnesau, mae Cymru yn cynyddu ei chapasiti ar gyfer cynhyrchu cyfarpar diogelu personol, gan sicrhau cyflenwad cyson o amrediad eang o eitemau.


I hwyluso’r gwaith o gynhyrchu cyfarpar diogelu personol, mae Brother wedi agor ffatri newydd ym Mhontardawe lle, o dan yr enw Blu Thomas Medical, mae’n cynhyrchu masgiau llawn ardystiedig â nod CE ar gyfer y GIG, lleoliadau gofal, y sector cyhoeddus ehangach a diwydiant.


Mae gan y cyfleuster y capasiti i weithredu pedair cell weithgynhyrchu y disgwylir iddynt gynhyrchu hanner miliwn o fasgiau wyneb bob dydd. Disgwylir y bydd 20 swydd newydd yn cael eu creu.


Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi helpu Brother i sefydlu’r ffatri a dechrau cynhyrchu’n gyflym, gan ddarparu dros £250k gan ei Chronfa Cymorth COVID\-19: Ymchwil, Datblygu ac Arloesi.


Dywedodd Dirprwy Weinidog yr Economi a Thrafnidiaeth, Lee Waters:



> “Ers dechrau’r pandemig rydyn ni wedi gweld busnesau ledled Cymru yn derbyn yr her o helpu pob un ohonon ni i fynd i’r afael â’r coronafeirws.
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> “Mae ymdrechion busnesau Cymru wir wedi bod yn wych. Yn fras, mae llawer o gwmnïau wedi newid y ffordd maen nhw’n gweithio, ac yn hytrach na pharhau i wneud eu cynhyrchion arferol, maen nhw wedi bod yn arloesol wrth feddwl am ffyrdd o ddiogelu ac arbed bywydau rhag y feirws.
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> “Mae Brother yn enghraifft ragorol o’r ffordd mae busnesau wedi derbyn yr her. Mae gallu’r cwmni i gynhyrchu masgiau’n golygu bod ganddo rôl allweddol i’w chwarae wrth sicrhau cyflenwad cyson o gyfarpar diogelu personol yng Nghymru heddiw ac yn y dyfodol.
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> “Hoffwn i ddiolch iddyn nhw a phob busnes arall sy’n rhan o’r gwaith hwn am bopeth maen nhw’n ei wneud i’n helpu ni i fod yn hunanddibynnol mewn perthynas â’r rhan fwyaf o eitemau o gyfarpar diogelu personol.


Dywedodd Rheolwr Gyfarwyddwr Brother, Blu Thomas:



> “Rydyn ni wedi symud yn gyflym i sefydlu’r cyfleuster hwn. Mae staff Brother wedi dangos eu hymrwymiad mawr i’r prosiect hwn drwy ddefnyddio eu harbenigedd mewn peirianneg i alluogi’r cwmni i gynhyrchu’r eitemau hyn.
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> “Allen ni ddim bod wedi gwneud hyn helpu cymorth gwych gan nifer o sefydliadau sydd wedi ein helpu i gyrraedd y pwynt hwn, yn benodol Llywodraeth Cymru, y Labordy Profi Deunyddiau Llawfeddygol ym Mhen\-y\-bont ar Ogwr a Phrifysgol Caerdydd.
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> “Gyda’r masgiau llawn ardystiedig â nod CE bellach yn cael eu cynhyrchu, ac ynghyd â’r cwmnïau eraill sydd wedi addasu i gynhyrchu offer hanfodol, bydd Cymru mewn sefyllfa well i ymdrin ag unrhyw argyfwng yn y dyfodol.







Translation:


 
With the help and support of the Welsh Government’s COVID\-19 Research, Development and Innovation support fund Brother Engineering has joined companies across Wales who are making vital PPE products as part of the Welsh Government’s response to coronavirus.

The Welsh PPE industry now includes more than 25 manufacturers of repurposed face visors, nine companies making face masks, and six producers of medical scrubs.

Thanks to these enormous efforts from the business community, Wales is quickly increasing production capability and building resilience across a wide range of PPE items.

To progress its PPE production, Brother Engineering has opened a new factory in Pontardawe from where, under the name of Blu Thomas Medical, it is manufacturing fully certified CE marked masks for the NHS, care settings, wider public sector and industry.

The facility has the capacity to have four manufacturing cells running with an expected output of half a million face masks per day. It is expected that 20 new jobs will be created.

The Welsh Government has supported Brother Engineering to establish the new factory and enable work to begin quickly, providing more than £250k from its COVID\-19 RD\&I support fund.

Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters said:


> “Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have seen businesses throughout Wales step up to the challenge of helping us all deal with coronavirus.
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> “The efforts of Welsh business have been quite incredible. To put it simply, many firms have adapted their usual ways of working, from the products they make day\-to\-day, to thinking innovatively about how they can protect and save lives threatened by the virus.
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> “Brother Engineering is a prime example of how the business community has risen to the call. The company’s face mask production capability means it has a crucial role to play in creating a more secure supply of PPE within Wales both now and for the future.
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> “I want to thank them and every other business involved for all they are doing to help us move closer to self\-reliance for the vast majority of PPE items.

Brother Engineering managing director Blu Thomas said:


> “We’ve moved quickly to establish this new facility. Staff here at Brother Engineering have shown great commitment to this project by using their engineering expertise to enable the company to be in production.
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> “We couldn’t have achieved this without some great support from a number of organisation that have helped us get to this point, in particular the Welsh Government, the NHS Surgical Materials Testing Laboratory at Bridgend, and Cardiff University.
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> “With fully certified CE marked masks now being produced and along with other companies that have adapted to produce critical equipment, Wales will be in a better position to deal with any future crisis.