- K+K moves to expand machining business
Bletchley-based subcontractor K+K Specialised Engineering has moved to new premises to accommodate extra XYZ CNC machine tools and allow for future growth.
[09 Oct 2009]
- New machining facility
In May this year Micro Metalsmiths, exhibiting at MM Live on stand A13, opened a new machining facility equipped with nine new four-axis-capable CNC Fanuc Robodrill machines at Kirkbymoorside, near York - one of the company’s two production sites in North Yorkshire.
[07 Oct 2009]
- Materialise offers flame retardant RP material
Rapid prototyping bureau, Materialise, now offers the chance for customers to have parts made in a new, highly functional, lightweight and flame retardant thermoplastic.
[10 Jun 2009]
- New nine-machine facility in North Yorks
Micro Metalsmiths has opened a new machining facility equipped with nine new four-axis-capable CNC Fanuc Robodrill machines at Kirkbymoorside, near York - one of the company’s two production sites in North Yorkshire.
[27 May 2009]
- Qualtronic expands 5-axis capability
Qualtronic has added a full 5-axis Matsuura MAM72-25V twin-pallet VMC to its machining capability and can now take on contracts that it would previously have had to turn away. On of these is for the production of a surgical instrument used to perform tracheostomies. [24 Jan 2008]
- Tooling know-how cuts cycle times at Walker Precision
Walker Precision Engineering Ltd has built an enviable reputation as a leading Glasgow subcontract manufacturer by making intricate components on high specification machine tools. To reduce lead times for its customers and increase capacity it works closely with tooling supplier ITC to cut cycle times. [20 Jan 2008]
- Manufacturing in the North
Northern Manufacturing, 2-3 October, is the largest annual exhibition dedicated to serving the needs of manufacturing industry in the North of England. [30 Jul 2008]
- Engineering excellence recognised
Yorkshire company Claro Precision Engineering Ltd, has picked up the award for Excellence in Engineering from the Gauge and Toolmakers Association (GTMA). This latest accolade joins a growing collection in the successful company's awards cabinet. [02 Aug 2007]
- Latest innovations by tech students on show
A pocket Braille reading tool and a system that holds up speeding motorists are
among the latest designs being unveiled by Cambridge University students hoping to break into
the technology market.
[08 Jun 2007]
- Mobile Facility Upgraded for Calibration of Temperature Equipment
Hitek Calibration Services has invested in its on-site services with a new mobile testing facility, which can calibrate from -20infinityC to +650infinityC in relative humidities between 20% RH and 80% RH (comparison method). It can calibrate a wide range of temperature and humidity testing measuring equipment including mercury-in-house-glass thermometers, thermistors, thermocouples, thermohydrographs, digital thermometers and metal block temperature calibrators. [01 Sep 2006]
- Turnover of Restructured Business is Best Ever
Three years ago, Plymouth-based subcontractor Morris Engineering had to make some serious decisions on the direction of its business, having lost 75% of its turnover within the space of a few months owing to a downturn in the microwave communications sector. [01 Mar 2006]
- Capacity Expands for Additional Contracts
Claro Precision Engineering Ltd will acquire additional production space at its Knaresborough site to accommodate new equipment for increased production. The company manufactures a wide range of machined components, kits and assemblies for the medical, aerospace, instrumentation, defence and microwave sectors. [01 Feb 2006]
- Plans for Expansion
In 2006 Claro Precision Engineering Ltd will acquire additional production space at its Knaresborough site to accommodate increased production. The extension of the premises by the company which manufactures a wide range of machined components, kits and assemblies for the medical, aerospace, instrumentation, defence and microwave sectors, will facilitate the installation of new equipment. [01 Dec 2005]
- Volumetric Compensation Combats Threat to Machine Tool Accuracy
Micrometalsmiths Ltd, specialists in high precision components for the microwave electronics industry, embarked upon a collaborative project with the Centre for Precision Technologies (CPT) at the University of Huddersfield. The aim was to improve the accuracy of key machine tools with the help of a revolutionary new software product, thereby increasing output of good components in the most cost-effective way. [01 Nov 2005]
- Machining Subcontractor is Committed to Training
There can be no doubt then that when 19 year old Andrew Rodgers takes his place in July as the latest modern apprentice at Claro Precision Engineering Ltd, Knaresborough, he will be joining one of the best and most committed companies in the country for training. The company's SEMTA registration as a Training Assessment Centre has been renewed for the next two years - an essential requirement in order to support the necessary training needed to ensure that the company can continue to develop and grow. [01 Mar 2004]
- £300k Investment Will Free Up Hands-On Boss
Next month a new 9-axis Puma MX2000 turning centre will be installed at Richmond CNC Engineering, Devon. It accounts for the largest share of a £300,000 investment in two Puma CNC machines (the other is a large capacity lathe) plus tooling. The new acquisitions were made possible by a good six months of increased orders, and mark a significant upturn in capacity for the family run firm, which has a total of 19 employees. [01 Sep 2004]
- Vital Medical Components Provided for Surgery
Claro Precision Engineering, North Yorkshire winner of the 2003 GTMA World Class Award for manufacturing, recently provided a thumb trunion - a small but vital component used in the new MK4 electric hand produced by specialist Leeds manufacturer RSL Steeper. [01 Apr 2004]
- Precise Machining Needs Improved Inspection
Birmingham based Rowan Precision, is passionate about precision. Over seven years ago, after the company saw the potential of the enormous advances made in high speed one-hit machining typified by the Swiss type sliding headstock machines, it replaced a shop full of Swiss cam machines, and embarked on a program of updating to the Tornos Deco machine range. These investments have in turn required improved inspection facilities. [01 Dec 2003]
- High Speed Investment Means Less Finishwork
Situated in the heart of North Yorkshire, Claro Precision Engineering Ltd, a manufacturer of specialist metal and plastic components, recently completed a £250,000 investment. The company, which specialises in precision machined items for the medical, communication, aerospace, defence and security industries, has purchased a number of new machines and re-organised its shop floor. [01 Feb 2002]
- Trio of Shows Chosen to Demonstrate Abilities
TEAM is the second of a trio of major exhibitions Claro Precision Engineering Ltd of Knaresborough, North Yorkshire will be exhibiting at over the next four months. The company is looking to further enhance its profile in the automotive, aerospace, electronics, defence, medical and offshore sectors. [01 Oct 2002]
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