Clements Engineering invests

Clements Engineering has made a major investment in new machinery to speed up the production process, offer new services and broaden its customer base, just in time for Seawork 2014.

Clements’ new Maxicam offers improved service

The new machine is a Maxicam M8-1212, 5-axis router and Clements Engineering has a new 2,700 sq ft building to house it and a specialist tooling department. The new facility is within the current Clements Engineering site.

Paul Williams, managing director, Clements, said: “This is a great step forward for Clements. It brings all the subcontract work in-house, giving us control over the whole process, as well as being able to offer a wider range of products and services to our extensive client base.”

Clements is now capable of offering a one-stop-shop to customers for patterns, castings and machining. The company can also now manufacture carbon composite tooling, Rohacell foam inserts, GRP tooling, promotional models, concept models, scale mock-ups and vacuum tooling.

Visit Clements at Seawork on stand B1.