One-hit machining is precise and aesthetic

Mintdale Engineering preview editFollowing investment in the latest CNC technology, Southern Manufacturing 2018 exhibitor Mintdale Engineering has turning centres with sub-spindles, live tooling and magazine bar feeds to enable one-hit machining. It has machining centres with rotary axis for complex machined items and also offers clean medical assembly, brazing and induction brazing to medical standards. A quality management system has been upgraded to ISO9001-2015.

The subcontract manufacturer of turned and milled components provides clean assembly for the medical industry. The company also produces items for the brewery, aircraft, shop fitting and office furnishing industries, to name a few, and is conscious that components are not only correct to drawing but also need to look good. Working to customers’ drawings and working in most metals and plastics, the company can produce items at one-hit without complex jigs and fixtures adding to the cost and lead time.

Meet Mintdale Engineering on stand M175 or find out more at www.mintdale.com