Broaching
Broaching is a process used in machining that uses a tool (called a broach) to remove material. It is a popular machining method because it includes both roughing and finishing in one process. There are two main types of broaching, linear and rotary. In the process of linear broaching, the broach is run against the surface of a workpiece linearly. In rotary broaching, the broach is pressed and rotated into the workpiece to cut an axis symmetric form. The most common of these two processes is linear. Broaching is a process used in the machining of metalwork and is undertaken when precision is required. It is especially common in the industry of toolmaking.
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J.R. GILBERT ENGINEERING LIMITED
View company profileFounded in 1983, JR Gilbert Engineering offers precision and general engineering to a variety of industries throughout the UK and Ireland. We have an extensive range of engineering services including : 3 Axis CNC Machining, 5 Axis CNC Machining, Gear Cutting, Surface Grinding, Boring, Slotting, Fabrication & Welding, CAD/CAM Services, Conventional Machining and Waterjet Cutting. We are proud to be one of the largest CNC manufacturing companies in South Wales.
At the start of 2023, we took possession of another 10,000 Sq Ft building attached to our existing 10,000 Sq Ft on our Oakdale Site. In the last 6 months we have added a Large Dugard 2200x1000x1000 CNC milling machine to our capacity list and have just taken delivery of a Mazak 35Y CNC Lathe (Capable of turning 550 Ø x 1500mm). All of this, coupled with having bought another Bridgeport CNC machine and an OMAX Precision Waterjet Cutter within the last 18 months, demonstrates our vision in investing into the business to help us grow forward along with the manufacturing industry.
Having all these services in-house and under one roof, Gilbert Engineering is well placed to meet the high demands of the manufacturing sector. With a commitment to high-quality manufacturing, we adhere to ISO9001:2015 standards, ensuring all components are meticulously manufactured and inspected. From bespoke machines, one off components, repairs to existing equipment, custom gears and batch runs, we can do it all.
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Esspee Fabrication Ltd
View company profileFounded in 1964, Esspee has been at the forefront in the supply of advanced engineering materials and precision machined components.
As one of the UK's largest non metallic machinist, our extensive range of products includes : Engineering Composites, Performance Plastics, Wear and Bearing Materials, Vacuum-Formed Ceramics and a comprehensive range of Hight Temperature Resistant Products.
Esspee produces over one million machined parts every year from its facility located in St. Helens. We also have sales offices in Stourbridge (UK) and Istanbul (Turkey).
We are extremely proud of our history and look forward to the continued growth of the company by expanding our existing product range and driving the business forward into new markets.
Our extensive investment program allows us to further develop and enhance Esspee's ability to deliver the quality and service that our customers come to expect from us.
Please contact us to see what Esspee can do for your business.
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Bicknell Engineering Ltd
View company profileWe are a small, friendly, family run engineering company and have been since 1973, the kind of engineering company that you was typical all over great Britain in the 60’s & 70’s.
We are especially known for our work with 2 different types of material, Acrylic & Acetal. We specialize in this area along with Brass..
We are experienced in development work, in the medical gas sector, we design and produce various leak detectors and flow regulators for medical oxygen.Our main skill set is in bespoke plastic Engineering but are always happy to work in other Engineering materials. everything we make is by hand from Raw material to finished product, using digital manual lathes and milling machines, we are always happy to quote on small orders and one of parts up to large orders. As a Relatively small company our flexibility is key for us and in our approach to getting the job done, if possible we can turn jobs around in 24hrs, we don't overload ourselves with work or make promises we can't keep, we feel it's important to focus 100% in the job in hand not several jobs at once which is why our finished products are always 100%.
Polishing is something else we specialise.