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March 19th 2020 – Corona Virus COVID-19 Update

As the world reacts to the impact of the Corona Virus, we just wanted to briefly take this opportunity to advise that at Entech Engineering Ltd, it’s business as usual for the time being and will update you as soon as possible should there be any changes.

Our team is still fully operational. This means our phone lines will remain open as usual and our customer support and administration will continue unaffected.

Our courier service DPD will no longer ask customers to sign paperwork themselves but, with agreement, will sign on their behalf.

Things are obviously changing very quickly but no matter what happens we shall remain dedicated to our customers to ensure there is as little impact as possible, for as long as possible.

As always, thank you for your ongoing custom and support and we wish you all good health.

April 2018

A big thank you to Autographix for a great job!

 

March 2018 – Congratulations Bradley

Well done to Bradley on successfully completing this year’s apprentice test turning piece.

The salt and pepper grinders were made from aluminium. Then CNC turned and programmed both internally and externally.

The outside profile was designed specifically to test a full range of programming skills. The outside profile then needed to be highly polished to avoid any scratches showing through the colour anodised surface coating.

As the pictures show, a beautiful and very well presented product.

Well done Bradley.

 

June 2016 – Work Experience Week

Entech supports local education providers by offering placements for students interested in engineering, during schools’ annual work experience week.

Big congratulations to 2016’s students, Josh Smyth and Luke Shepherd – St.Geroge’s School, who successfully completed their placement on 1st July.

Josh Smyth

They were assigned a project (to build a mechanical hand), which they approached with enthusiasm.  Josh and Luke used a laser cutting machine to produce the green plastic parts.  They both displayed excellent initiative and problem-solving abilities throughout the build process by adjusting and remaking components, where possible, in order to improve the original design.  The pair focused on the task, followed complicated instructions and worked well together to meet their objective by the end of the week (Unfortunately they just ran out of time in the end – 1 week for such a complicated build was always ambitious, but they did very well and all it needed was the final fit).

Mechanical Hand

Josh and Luke impressed everyone at Entech with their attitude and behaviour throughout the week.  They are a credit to St. George’s and would be encouraged to enquire about Entech’s apprenticeship scheme, should they decide to pursue a career in engineering.

Above is an animated AVI of the mechanical hand, designed in Autodesk Inventor


April 2015

With attempt to fill the 9000 squ ft building

Entech has invested in a new 5 axis machining centre.

This will enable us to produce complex components quicker more accurately with a better surface finish.

Click on link for editorial PDF Entech 5 Axis Machining

The new Spinner 5 axis machine was supplied by sole agents

Whitehouse Machine tools Ltd     www.wmtcnc.com

Click machine to see full range of machines from

Whitehouse Machine Tools

Jan-Feb 2012

Having outgrown its premises Entech Engineering Ltd. decided to relocate to a significantly larger, purpose-built unit.  The new site, situated at the Blackpool end of the M55 motorway, has the advantage of providing increased accessibility to both customers and suppliers.  The move also offers exciting opportunities for the acquisition of additional machinery, the recruitment of new apprentices and ultimately a substantial increase in the volume of work Entech is able to process.

 Photos coming soon…