• Press Brake Forming: Cost Effective and Efficient

    Press brake forming is one of the oldest metal forming methods in the book, but that doesn’t mean to say that it hasn’t kept up with the times. This sheet and plate treatment has withstood the test of time because of its simplicity, accuracy, flexibility and low cost per piece. Marvellous Machining Press brake forming […]

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  • Leading UK Suppliers of Stainless Steel Plate

    Are you in the market for stainless steel plate, cut to size or off the shelf? Then look no further.  As one of the UK’s leading stainless steel suppliers we stock a range of metric and imperial sizes in a variety of grades, ready for immediate dispatch. Alternatively, we can also cut plates to your […]

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  • Advancing Aluminium

    Aluminium is already highly regarded in manufacturing, as an exceptionally strong metal that is amazingly lightweight, it has earned its place in industries such as aerospace, engineering and fabrication. You might wonder how you can improve on a metal that is already prised for being one of the lightest metals available, well now researchers claim […]

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  • Flat Bar Steel: Purposeful and Proficient

    You’ll struggle to imagine a modern industrial world without steel flat bars. Cost effective and remarkably versatile this thin, flat steel shape is often the cornerstone or construction projects. The low carbon content and serviceable strength of this cut-to-size metal makes it highly adaptable to a variety of manufacturers and it is a prevalent component […]

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  • Trumps Taxes and UK Metal Markets

    Earlier this month it was announced that Donald Trump is set to impose a 25% tax on steel imports and a 10% tax on aluminium making its way onto US soil. The move illustrates how the presidents ‘America first’ campaign is gaining momentum and the tax is due to be increased despite fierce lobbying for […]

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  • Superior Wear and Corrosion Resistance with Hard Anodising

    Whilst similar to sulphuric anodising, hard anodising produces a thicker oxide layer and so boasts increased corrosion and wear resistance. Hard anodising can usually produce thicknesses of 20µm to 70µm and up to 100µm on some aluminium alloys. Used for everything from saucepans to defence industry components, it’s the first choice for many applications wear […]

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