We built this turnkey project entirely in-house, allowing us to move from design to installation in just five weeks.

A company that manufactures composite materials asked Lyndhurst to build a consolidation machine. Their go-to machine was no longer available to buy, so we reverse engineered and constructed a new one. We initially inspected the machine on-site and identified some inefficiencies and opportunities. After some tests, we developed a set of drawings with improvements and built the new machine entirely in-house to a CE mark calibre; markedly improving upon the previous design which didn’t meet those high standards.

The project utilised our CNC, electrical engineering, fabrication and welding capabilities. After a factory acceptability test, we completed installation. We provided a package of training support along with a comprehensive servicing and maintenance schedule. This will ensure consistent functioning of the machine at its full capacity well into the future.