Capabilities
Machining, sheet metal, welded fabrication and finishing for parts made to drawing, in batches from one to a few thousand.
Four work centres
Most parts pass through two or three of them. Planning books the whole route at once, so nothing waits between departments.
Three-axis and five-axis milling, CNC turning with live tooling, and cylindrical and surface grinding.
- Milling envelope1000 × 500 × 500 mm
- TurningØ 400 × 600 mm
- Tolerance held± 0.01 mm
Fibre laser cutting, CNC folding and hardware insertion, from 0.5 mm stainless to 20 mm steel plate.
- Sheet size3000 × 1500 mm
- Press brake135 t, 3.1 m
- Steel plateup to 20 mm
MIG and TIG welding of steel, stainless steel and aluminium frames, guards, brackets and tanks.
- Largest frame4 × 2 × 2 m
- ProcessesMIG, TIG
- Welders6 coded (sample)
Deburring, bead blasting and washing in house; anodising, plating and powder coat through approved finishers; kitted or built assemblies.
- In housedeburr, blast, wash
- Outsideanodise, plate, paint
- Assemblykits to sub-assemblies
Machine list
The machines on the floor today, with the largest part each one takes.
Machine
Count
Largest part
Five-axis machining centre
2
Ø 650 × 450 mm
Three-axis vertical machining centre
4
1000 × 500 × 500 mm
CNC lathe with live tooling and bar feed
3
Ø 400 × 600 mm, bar to Ø 65
Cylindrical grinder
1
Ø 250 × 750 mm
Surface grinder
1
600 × 300 mm
Fibre laser
1
3000 × 1500 mm sheet
CNC press brake
2
3.1 m, 135 t
Coordinate measuring machine
1
1000 × 700 × 600 mm
Machine list (sample).
One shop floor, two shifts
The machine shop runs from 06:00 to 22:00, five days a week. Long batches run on into the evening shift, so a new prototype does not wait behind them (sample).
- Programs written in CAM from your 3D model
- Fixtures designed and made in house
- Tools and gauges calibrated on a schedule
Send us a drawing
PDF and STEP files are best. An estimator replies within two working days with a price per part and a lead time (sample).