Customer Stories

Advanced Precision CNC operates in a 6,000 sq ft facility equipped with state-of-the-art CNC and manual machines. The company employs 15 staff, including an apprentice, key to its growth. A SAGE accounting system integrated with bespoke manufacturing software ensures seamless, traceable processes from inquiry to job completion.
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Advanced Engineering (UK) Ltd, is a niche rapid prototype company, based in Birmingham. For over 40 years, the company has provided quality and cost-effective subcontract engineering services, with a specific track record in automotive and motorsport.
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A continued investment in both people and machines is making Truturn Precision Engineering into the subcontractor to watch in the South West. “We’ve grown from very humble beginnings,” says Bob Wilkins, General Manager at Truturn Precision Engineering, “and we’ve a strong strategy going forward.”
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Yamazaki Mazak has helped the McLaren Formula 1 team step up its preparations for the 2021 season by supplying and commissioning a brand new fully-simultaneous 5-axis machining centre in just four weeks.
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Founded in 1856, Kendal-based Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon Ltd (Gilkes) has long been at the forefront of the hydro-electric turbine and engine cooling pump market. The company’s pedigree stems from its explicit commitment to quality. However, when it comes to the manufacturing of turbine runners, quality has often come at a cost.
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Pryme Group is a relatively new name, but armed with an engineering track record going back 40 years, it is shaking up the UK’s market for contract manufacturing services. The north east of England has always been a hotbed of subcontract manufacturing. However, in recent years, a new name has been shaking the market up, namely Pryme Group, whose rise has been nothing short of meteoric.
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TDG Clamping Solutions is a Spain-based specialist in machine tool clamping systems, boasting a history of over a century. The company has long been a trusted provider of high-precision products for industries such as aerospace, railway, wind energy and nuclear power. By continuously adapting to market demands, TDG has remained committed to developing products that prioritise precision, quality and durability.
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Advanced Engineering (UK) Ltd, is a niche rapid prototype company, based in Birmingham. For over 40 years, the company has provided quality and cost-effective subcontract engineering services, with a specific track record in automotive and motorsport.
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Norton is using its new facility to build British bikes by combining traditional hand-crafted ways of working with modern manufacturing techniques.
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Motorsport Advanced Developments, or MAD to those in the know, have a long-standing commitment to investing in the most advanced technology, and the company’s latest automation acquisition is likely to propel their productivity even further.
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A new subcontract manufacturing start-up is aiming to help plug the UK’s 5-axis capacity shortage with a state-of-the-art machine manufactured by one of his former employers.
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Advanced Precision CNC operates in a 6,000 sq ft facility equipped with state-of-the-art CNC and manual machines. The company employs 15 staff, including an apprentice, key to its growth. A SAGE accounting system integrated with bespoke manufacturing software ensures seamless, traceable processes from inquiry to job completion.
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A Scottish precision engineering firm has invested in a state-of-the-art heavy-duty CNC turning centre as it looks to proactively respond to the challenges posed by COVID-19. Stonehaven-based Kincardine Manufacturing Services (KMS), which specialises in the manufacture of complex components used across the oil and gas sector, has taken delivery of a Yamazaki Mazak SLANT TURN 550M CNC turning centre as part of its long-term, post-COVID business resilience strategy.
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A continued investment in both people and machines is making Truturn Precision Engineering into the subcontractor to watch in the South West. “We’ve grown from very humble beginnings,” says Bob Wilkins, General Manager at Truturn Precision Engineering, “and we’ve a strong strategy going forward.”
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Motorsport Advanced Developments, or MAD to those in the know, have a long-standing commitment to investing in the most advanced technology, and the company’s latest automation acquisition is likely to propel their productivity even further.
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Expert Technologies Group shook hands on a deal to acquire a Mazak QUICK TURN 350MSY at MACH 2022. The machine is the first Mazak to be acquired by the Group and will go straight from MACH to Expert’s facility in the North West of England.
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A Hartlepool-based company is hoping that a new machine investment will help overcome the chronic skills gap for CNC machinists in the North East.
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An interview with Rod Wah, Owner and Managing Director of Beverston Engineering. Beverston is a precision engineering firm that prides itself on investing in state-of-the-art technology. Having transformed their workshop with iSMART Factory™ solutions from Mazak, Beverston achieve a fully digitalized Industry 4.0 network connecting all of its machines.
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A leading restorer of vintage aeroplanes has increased its capacity and ability to produce challenging bespoke parts by investing in a new turning centre from Yamazaki Mazak. Kennet Aviation specialises in the renovation and servicing of historic aeroplanes, including Supermarine Seafires used in World War II, to the stringent standards required by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) – the UK’s specialist aviation regulator.
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Pryme Group is a relatively new name, but armed with an engineering track record going back 40 years, it is shaking up the UK’s market for contract manufacturing services. The north east of England has always been a hotbed of subcontract manufacturing. However, in recent years, a new name has been shaking the market up, namely Pryme Group, whose rise has been nothing short of meteoric.
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Newcastle University has made a significant investment in Yamazaki Mazak machinery to enhance manufacturing productivity for its key engineering student research projects.
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Advanced Precision CNC operates in a 6,000 sq ft facility equipped with state-of-the-art CNC and manual machines. The company employs 15 staff, including an apprentice, key to its growth. A SAGE accounting system integrated with bespoke manufacturing software ensures seamless, traceable processes from inquiry to job completion.
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Motorsport Advanced Developments, or MAD to those in the know, have a long-standing commitment to investing in the most advanced technology, and the company’s latest automation acquisition is likely to propel their productivity even further.
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A leading restorer of vintage aeroplanes has increased its capacity and ability to produce challenging bespoke parts by investing in a new turning centre from Yamazaki Mazak. Kennet Aviation specialises in the renovation and servicing of historic aeroplanes, including Supermarine Seafires used in World War II, to the stringent standards required by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) – the UK’s specialist aviation regulator.
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A leading Leicester-based precision engineering company has reaffirmed its commitment to high-quality, high-accuracy production by becoming one of the first to invest in Yamazaki Mazak’s new, British-built CV5-500 simultaneous 5-axis machining center. JWA Tooling (JWA) is a specialist provider of high-precision manufacturing solutions to some of the world’s largest blue-chip companies, with capabilities including precision CNC milling, turning and wire EDM.
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Pryme Group is a relatively new name, but armed with an engineering track record going back 40 years, it is shaking up the UK’s market for contract manufacturing services. The north east of England has always been a hotbed of subcontract manufacturing. However, in recent years, a new name has been shaking the market up, namely Pryme Group, whose rise has been nothing short of meteoric.
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AV Metals has experienced rapid growth while building a strong and loyal customer base. The company understands the importance customers place on quality, on-time delivery, and value. To consistently meet these demands, AV Metals has invested in cutting-edge machinery and software, ensuring future success. Their commitment to excellence drives them to always prioritize customers, delivering precision and reliability in every project they undertake.
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Founded in 1999, the company has grown to become one of the most renowned personal fitness brands in the world.
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When a prominent, Sheffield-based precision engineering company needed to replace a faltering laser processing machine, it turned to Yamazaki Mazak to maintain the high standards synonymous with the Steel City.
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Founded in 1978 and inspired by its motto, “From Concept to Creation”, UK-based CSM specialises in the design and manufacture of sheet metal, to create a wide range of commercial and retail products on a sub-contractual basis. The company’s capabilities stretch from design and development work through to laser profiling and cutting, MIG, TIG and robotic welding, shot blasting, and assembly.
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TDG Clamping Solutions is a Spain-based specialist in machine tool clamping systems, boasting a history of over a century. The company has long been a trusted provider of high-precision products for industries such as aerospace, railway, wind energy and nuclear power. By continuously adapting to market demands, TDG has remained committed to developing products that prioritise precision, quality and durability.
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