Design, tooling, lay-up, cure, trim and assembly, all on one site in Cambridgeshire.
Nothing leaves the site or joins anyone else's queue between stages.
Working from a drawing, a CAD model, or the part itself where no drawing exists.
Pulled from the walk-in freezer and laid by hand to the ply book in a cleanroom.
Heat and pressure together, or one of two ovens where the part calls for it.
Rebuild a component that has no drawing left, whoever made the original.
Tooling, jigs and functional prototypes, printed in-house.
Separate release and breakout room, a trim room, and a controlled assembly room.
No drawing or CAD? No problem. Send us the part or a photograph and we will scan it, rebuild the model and make it from that.
Start an enquiry →Most parts pass through every stage, in this order.
The geometry comes from your drawing, your CAD model, or a scan of the part you already have.
The mould is made here, and fixtures and prototypes can be printed on site.
Prepreg is laid by hand to the ply book, in the temperature-controlled cleanroom.
In the autoclave under heat and pressure, or in one of two out-of-clave ovens.
Each in its own room, before the part leaves the building.
Parts up to 1.5 by 3 metres cure in one piece. Larger assemblies are bonded up from cured sections.
A drawing, a photograph, or just a description. Whatever you have is enough to get a price, and we reply to most enquiries the same working day.