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ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING

From the drawing.
To the real thing.

Nine connected service areas. A considered route from a technical brief to a finished component, assembly or product.

CAD workstation with a mechanical component and technical drawings01

Mechanical Design & Engineering

Every well-made product begins with a well-resolved design.

  • 3D CAD modelling and 2D drawings
  • Product design and development
  • Design optimization and value engineering
Cut and bent sheet metal components in a fabrication workshop02

Sheet Metal Fabrication

From a flat sheet to a functional assembly.

  • Laser cutting
  • CNC bending
  • Punching
Precision machined metal component beside a CNC machine03

Precision Machining

Details made to fit the bigger picture.

  • CNC turning
  • CNC milling
  • VMC machining
Prototype and batch manufactured components on a production bench04

Product Manufacturing

Move from an idea to a finished product.

  • Prototype development
  • Low-volume and batch production
  • Complete product assemblies
Powder coated metal panels showing surface finish options05

Surface Treatment & Finishing

The finish is part of the function.

  • Powder coating
  • Plating
  • Painting
Shielded welding operation joining a metal fabrication06

Welding & Fabrication

Bring separate parts into a strong whole.

  • MIG/TIG welding
  • Robotic welding
  • Structural fabrication
Coordinate measuring equipment inspecting a machined component07

Quality & Inspection

Check the details that define the result.

  • Dimensional inspection
  • CMM inspection
  • Material and coating verification
Mechanical subassembly and components on an assembly bench08

Assembly & Integration

Individual components. One working product.

  • Mechanical assembly
  • Sub-assemblies
  • Electrical-mechanical integration
Technical drawings and sample parts for manufacturing planning09

Project & Manufacturing Solutions

A connected route from design to delivery.

  • Design-to-manufacturing solutions
  • Cost reduction
  • Process improvement
A CONNECTED MANUFACTURING JOURNEY

From the first drawing
to the final assembly.

Bring us a complete project or a specific requirement. The stages below show how our services can connect; your agreed scope determines which are needed.

Mechanical components and a subassembly on an assembly bench
  1. 01

    Design

    Resolve the drawings, application and key requirements.

  2. 02

    Prototype

    Review an initial version before agreeing the production approach.

  3. 03

    Manufacture

    Coordinate fabrication and machining to the agreed specification.

  4. 04

    Finish

    Define surface preparation, coating and appearance requirements.

  5. 05

    Inspect

    Check the dimensions and agreed acceptance criteria.

  6. 06

    Assemble & dispatch

    Bring parts together and agree testing, packaging and dispatch.

HAVE A DRAWING OR A PRODUCT IDEA?

Start with the brief.

Tell us the intended use, material, quantities and the requirements that matter most. We’ll use your brief to discuss an appropriate next step.

Discuss your requirements
FURNITURE ENQUIRIES / ENGINEERING BRIEFS

Have something
in mind?

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