The Production Line

From a huge, fabricated assembly to the delicate art of industrial laser cutting. The hygiene grade stainless steel, hand finished discs enclosed are used in a well-known coffee house chain. They have been protectively wrapped and grouped together, ready for packing and despatch.

We offer a full fabrication service, carrying out welding, bending, painting and finishing at our Nottingham base.

Efficient operations mean that, despite the various activities taking place here, the smallest job is treated and packaged with care so that it arrives in perfect condition.

Here is the finished version of the grills which form part of a heated vent. Having been laser cut, bent and welded they are finished in matte black.

We have an ongoing relationship with this customer, regularly producing between 200 and 400 units every month.

These steel grills are used on a heated vent to protect the user when the product is being manually handled.

As well as undergoing industrial laser cutting, these parts are bent, welded and powder coated black as part of our full fabrication service at our Nottingham site.

Cut using our 12kw ByStar fibre cutting system, these components are a regular feature on our production line.

After bending, being made hand-safe, having the poly-coating removed & cleaned they will be used in industrial sites to mount beacons and speakers in hazardous areas.

This carcass, which will be used on an industrial tow tractor involved a range of mild steel from 3mm to 25mm thick.

The ongoing fabrications are set to be built in relatively small batches and, as this initial sample shows - involve a range of complex processes including detailed and high spec welding.

Our highly skilled staff are able to turn orders around to specification quickly. This product is manufactured in-house at our 30,000 sq ft Nottingham facility. The product will arrive on-site in good time, ready for installation.

This substantial steel fabrication forms the carcass of an electric tow-tractor that is capable of pulling up to 25-tonnes over long distances.

We worked closely with the customer's design team on this project. This included creating jigs and measuring gauges to assist with welding, assembly and final inspection - all resulting in efficient fabrication and the perfect fit.

The overall process involved drilling, tapping, countersinking, rolling, bending, step-bending various inserts, fixtures and fittings and of course, welding.