Investing in the latest tube technology

Having relocated into a new 12,000 sq m purpose designed factory last year, the directors of Willenhall Tube are now investing in the future with the acquisition of the very latest ‘state-of-the-art’ multistack CNC bending technology, robotic welding and high precision laser measuring equipment.
Representing more than £1/2 million of investment, a BLM E-Bend 52, new advanced end-forming machinery; robot welding and MT4 laser measuring equipment will enable WTF to provide a comprehensive range of highly efficient and cost effective operations ranging from simple tube forming to the most complex of designs.
With a view to establishing WTF as a major component supplier to a number of key industries, the company is hoping to capitalise on its manufacturing expertise, which spans more than 60 years, together with its industry reputation for quality, delivery and service.
Willenhall Tube & Forging Ltd is exhibiting on stand A11 at Subcon 2008. Its services include tube manipulation, presswork, welding, and assembly for markets that include
automotive, gardening, medical, leisure and commercial seating.
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