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Since its inception in 1995, MJ Toolmakers, a specialist toolmaking firm, has seen consistent growth. Addressing capacity concerns, the company recently added two Mitsubishi EDM machines from the Engineering Technology Group (ETG).

Precision Engineering Services has upgraded to the latest Mitsubishi MV1200S EDM machine and is experiencing a surge in efficiency, reduced set-up times and significant productivity improvements. As well as offering precision and speed, the new machine incorporates innovative features that are redefining toolmaking in the construction and DIY sectors.

West End Precision, which serves sectors like automotive and aerospace, has been investing in newer, faster machines to keep up with surging demand. The latest acquisition, a Nakamura WT150IIF, enhances production efficiency and reduces downtime, while also featuring energy-efficient technology aimed at reducing power consumption and CO2 emissions.

As the technology partner for the Nakamura-Tome brand of powerful multi-tasking turning centres, the Engineering Technology Group (ETG) announced the arrival of a new precision CNC multitasking lathe. With the concept of ‘next level machining’, the new Nakamura-Tome SC-200II machine has evolved way beyond its predecessor, the SC-200.

A trio of apprentices from Shropshire have beaten off tens of rivals to claim three of the main prizes at the In-Comm Training Awards.

For over two decades, Premier Precision Tooling, a Hampshire-based company, has supplied the F1 industry with a range of meticulously crafted components. However, maintaining a competitive edge in such a fast-paced sector requires not only expertise but also the right technology, such as modern EDM machines from Mitsubishi.

Due to considerable business growth, UK toolmaker Denmark Products has added a Mitsubishi wire EDM and a spark erosion machine to its shop floor. With features such as precision automatic wire rethreading, IoT technology, next-generation drive systems and a user-friendly control system, the new machines significantly reduced lead times.

Last year Engineering Technology Group (ETG) introduced the DNE Global fibre laser cutting technology to the UK. Now, the company is extending the line-up with the arrival of the new LC4.

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Due to considerable business growth, UK toolmaker Denmark Products has added a Mitsubishi wire EDM and a spark erosion machine to its shop floor. With features such as precision automatic wire rethreading, IoT technology, next-generation drive systems and a user-friendly control system, the new machines significantly reduced lead times.