ISO 14001 for a Chesterfield machine shop and new deburring machines in Newcastle-under-Lyme: the first CNC News gathers what UK CNC machining companies listed on CNC Directory published between 16 and 30 October. Each item links to the company's own page, and a reading list follows.
News from listed companies
Mollart-Cox Engineering, Chesterfield (Derbyshire), 21 October. Mollart-Cox has achieved ISO 14001 accreditation for environmental management, following its recent ISO 45001 accreditation. The company says it covers responsible environmental management across all areas of the business. Read Mollart-Cox's announcement · Mollart-Cox on CNC Directory
KMF Group, Newcastle-under-Lyme (Staffordshire), 17 October. KMF has added two NS Maquinas DM1100 ZC EVO deburring and edge-rounding machines, a £186,000 investment. The machines remove laser burrs and round edges in one step, with a process capability of 1600 mm. The company cites energy savings, improved extraction and more consistent, repeatable results. Read KMF's article · KMF on CNC Directory
Also published
- Tarvin Precision, Hawarden (Flintshire), 26 October: an "Inside the Part" article on a large hollow 7075 aluminium cylinder for pipeline pigging equipment, from turning and grooves to threads and repeated cross holes. Read the article · Tarvin Precision on CNC Directory
- Holden's CVE, Leyland (Lancashire), 26 October: why regular pressure vessel testing and certification matter for industrial businesses. Read the article · Holden's CVE on CNC Directory
- Oracle Precision, Wath-upon-Dearne (South Yorkshire), 22 October: supplying precision-machined components to medical device manufacturers for over 15 years; the company says it holds ISO 13485, ISO 9001 and AS9100. Read the article · Oracle Precision on CNC Directory
- Prototype Projects, Royston (Hertfordshire), 20 October: moving industrial automation parts from prototype to low-volume production, and when to change process. Read the article · Prototype Projects on CNC Directory
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