GTMA names latest members

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During the first quarter of 2019, 15 new members have joined the GTMA. The latest to join the association are FANUC, Filtermist, Morson Projects, R-Winter Tooling, National Composite Catapult Centre, Plazology, Surface Generation, IBS Precision Engineering, Surtec North East, Guhring, Tebis, Solent University, Ewikon, Consort Medical and Park Sheet Metal.

“Each company will, no doubt, have a different reason for joining the GTMA, but I believe that our digital marketing programme provides a key route to market for companies,” says GTMA CEO Julia Moore. “It includes business profiles and is combined with our successful social media campaign to maximise every member’s media presence.”

She adds: “Our successful events calendar, which includes the recently held Manufacturing UK event at Mazak, our forthcoming Business Breakfast Seminar at Fanuc on 23 May and the third year of our Manufacturing Solutions Ireland event on 12 June in Limerick – with over 100 exhibition stands and the visit of the British Ambassador – are indicative of the interesting network meetings available to members and industry alike.

“We are in detailed discussions with a number of additional industry names and I am confident that our membership ranks will swell even further in the coming months.”

New members in brief:

FANUC provides industrial automation solutions, from the supply of CNC controllers, lasers, robots, machining centres, EDM and injection moulding machines, to the complete integration of factory systems.

Filtermist designs, manufactures and installs industrial air extraction and filtration solutions. The company also distributes a range of process fluid filtration consumables and coolant control equipment.

Morson Projects provides multi-disciplined management, engineering and design services to clients in sectors including nuclear, aerospace and energy.

R-Winter Tooling is a design and engineering business that specialises in machining a broad spectrum of materials, including aluminium, mild and stainless steel, tool steel to 62 HRc, plastics, PU and epoxy tooling boards, and composites and carbon fibre.

The National Composites Centre (NCC) aims to accelerate the growth of UK industrial output by enabling design and manufacturing enterprises to deliver solutions in the application of composites.

Plazology is a consultancy for injection moulding technical support.

Surface Generation was established to develop and commercialise its Production to Functional Specification (PtFS) technology, which is designed to optimise the use of composite materials.

IBS Precision Engineering’s products and custom solutions can be found in companies worldwide, serving industries from disk drive to semiconductor equipment, printing and medical systems.

Surtec North East is a press toolmaking and precision engineering company that offers a variety of CNC machining services.

Guhring is a manufacturer of precision cutting tools and allied tooling for the engineering and manufacturing industries.

Tebis CADCAM software is aimed at those in the die, mould and model manufacturing sector.

Solent University offers programmes across five academic schools.

Ewikon offers hot-runner technology designed to optimise the injection moulding process.

Consort Medical is a global contract development and manufacturing organisation providing delivery technologies, formulation and manufacturing solutions for drugs.

Park Sheet Metal is a privately-owned company supplying metal components and assemblies to the automotive, defence and aerospace industries.