Metal Assemblie

Fabricating metal assemblies allows us to provide complete solutions for customers metal assembly requirements. We offer all of the below services plus much more!

• Mechanical Assembly
• Electrical Assembly
• Electronic Assembly
• Pressed Assembly
• Component Assembly (Spin riveting, Riveting, Crimping, Swaging, Spot welding

To find out more about our assembly services visit us online at http://www.springfieldpressings.co.uk if you have any questions please feel free to contact us online at http://www.springfieldpressings.co.uk/index.php?webpage=contactus.php

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Our In House CAD Design Team

Our in house CAD design team can assist with design and development using our CAD systems, which Utilise the most up to date of processes to help eliminate any concerns with your component design prior to the manufacture of production tooling. All designs are carried out using advanced CAD software and we ensure all of our customers have both a quality and cost effective product. Visit our CAD design page to find out more about our design services http://www.springfieldpressings.co.uk/index.php?webpage=cad_design.html

How big does a switch panel need to be?

You want a switch panel that is big enough to contain all the controls for the accessories and gauges that you think are important. The size is limited by the interior or your car or the size of the drive console in your boat. Additional space can be made for more switches with a panel that hangs down below your car’s console or the drive console of your boat.

Precision Measuring

The demand for precision close clearance work brought a need for better precision measuring devices. New technology ushered in Optical comparators and Precision micrometers to meet the demand for highly accurate projects with near perfection results.

5 Things To Consider When Choosing A Precision Tool Maker

When choosing a precision toolmaker customers should consider the following five things:

1.      The quality of materials used.

2.      The training and the experience of the toolmaker’s employees.

3.      The length that the toolmaker has been in business.

4.      The strength of their warranty or guarantees.

5.      The references and recommendation of their previous customers.