Established in 1990
More than three decades of practical engineering and workshop experience.
Flexible conventional machining for prototypes, repair parts, large or unusual components, low-volume production and practical workshop modifications.
Flexible conventional machining for prototypes, repair parts, large or unusual components, low-volume production and practical workshop modifications.
More than three decades of practical engineering and workshop experience.
Industrial, commercial, contracting and public-sector customers supported.
Structured for RFQs, technical review, commercial documentation and approvals.
Machining, fabrication, repair and assembly capability under one roof.

Assess the component and repair objective
Confirm datum, allowance and machining method
Turn, mill, drill, bore or shape as required
Check fit, dimensions and finish
Shafts, rollers, housings, chutes, ducts and breakdown repairs for kiln, mill and conveyor equipment.
Machined spares, press and kiln-line components, and fabricated supports for tile and sanitaryware plants.
Replacement parts, machine rebuilds, fixtures, guarding and production line fabrication.
Stainless steel fabrication, conveyors, platforms and hygienic equipment modifications.
Crusher shafts, bushes, hard-facing, screen frames, chutes and heavy structural repairs.
Engineering, fabrication and site support for approved public-sector and infrastructure requirements.
It is often practical for repairs, one-off parts, large or irregular workpieces and jobs requiring frequent manual fitting or adjustment.
We can assess worn components and propose machining, sleeving, bush replacement or dimensional restoration where technically suitable.
Yes. Our team can review verified measurements, samples and mating parts when complete drawings are unavailable.
Urgent requirements are reviewed against workshop capacity, material availability and the actual repair scope.
Send drawings, component information, scope, quantities and the required date. Our engineering and commercial teams will review the next practical step.
After submission, use your enquiry reference when sending drawings or large files to Sales by email or WhatsApp.