Mazak reports strong machine tool sales in 2021
The economic rebound from COVID lockdowns enabled Yamazaki Mazak to record a strong year for machine sales in 2021, including a record month in late autumn.
Wealdpark: Volume turned parts for precision engineering applications
Wealdpark manufactures volume turned parts with precision engineering for a wide range of customers, including many UK and global leaders in the aviation, automotive, electrical, fastener, firefighting, military and thermocouple industries.
Each component is studied individually from drawings or samples to decide the best method for manufacture. The company can then plan the work for manufacture on its comprehensive range of machinery including the latest fixed head and sliding head lathe technology.
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