Established in 1941, Elesa (UK) supplies standard components for the mechanical, machinery and industrial equipment sectors. Design and production
activities are concentrated at the headquarters in Monza, Italy, using the latest automated production technologies. Combining technology and
design with a commitment to follow developments in engineering plastics and metal technology, the company is committed to quality and an innate sensitivity
for design and ergonomic research. This has resulted in 49 industrial design awards and 300 patents and registered designs. In the new, fully automated
logistics centre, there are over 50,000 products in stock and ready to be shipped worldwide. The company also and a customer service based on technical competence.
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Pioneering springs, pressings
and wire forms With a history spanning over 70 years, European Springs and Pressings serves a diverse array of industries, including electrical, automotive, agricultural, defence, medical and telecomms. It continually adapts products and services to meet customers' evolving needs, expanding the company’s reach to new industries and clientele. The design team collaborates
closely with customers to develop requirements, ensuring that it stays at the forefront of innovation. The company is a member of
the Institute of Spring Technology and the Institute of Sheet Metal Engineering and is registered with BSI to ISO9001 and ISO14001 standards. As part of the Lesjöfors Group, it
has the capability to manufacture and distribute a wide range of springs, pressings, stampings, and wire forms across the globe.
Helping customers innovate,
scale and repeat A continuous cycle of improvement is the aim for Escatec, helping customers seamlessly transition between product design and manufacturing. It works with customers to extend the lifetime of products in the marketplace and provides support with the next iteration. Established in 1984, and
with over 3,000 employees worldwide, the company supports leading industrial, medical and transportation OEMs scale their business and increase market share with a complementary set of design, manufacturing, test, moulding and logistics solutions. These include product design and development, advanced micro-electronics,
Filters shrink
Elite EMC are the result of the company working hard to reduce the size and increase the
designed for handheld RF applications such as drones or counter drone devices. There will also be AC Powerline Rather than trying to shoe horn an
all products. There are no MOQs.
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PCBA, box build, cabinet assembly, mechatronics assembly and plastic injection moulding. The company has expanded rapidly
and has modern facilities in Malaysia, the Czech Republic, the UK, Bulgaria and Switzerland. It is committed to further investments in the latest technologies and capabilities. It has the experience and capabilities for customers developing a medical device from scratch, those which have outgrown an existing EMS provider as well as those considering outsourcing design and/
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There are many UK-based CEMs, so Esprit Electronics has compiled a list for OEMS to select the right one. Many CEMs specialise in
particular technologies, industry sectors and/or solutions. Select one that is an expert, covering all the solutions required now and in the future and that will grow with the OEM. For example, conformal coating is not provided by all CEMs but if this is critical, seek one with this capability. OEMs should also ensure
products meet industry standards and accreditations. Make a note of those required and consider providers who can meet these. While many CEM providers
can procure, stock and manage materials and deliver the end product in exact quantities, others may require the OEM to manage the supply chain and provide materials on a free issue basis. Selecting a CEM with end-to-end logistics capabilities can streamline processes.
Aspiring to be a market leading manufacturing facility, Falcon Precision is constantly investing in machinery, tooling and software. The manufacturer of precision sheet metal and machined components has recently extended its factory, a 12,000 sq ft facility in Hampshire.
CNC punching, three-axis CNC milling, eight-axis CNC forming, MIG, TIG, spot welding and fabrication, mechanical assembly, inserting and design
services. The company also The company supplies a wide
range of industries including electronics, medical, defence, automotive and communications. The emphasis on high quality
work means a large portion of customers have remained loyal over a number of years, says the company. It ships all over the UK and abroad and for local customers, it can also deliver directly.
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Most customers do not want
to be more than 20% of their CEM’s turnover. Less and they may feel that they do not receive the best customer service, more and there is a risk that they are too reliant on the business. A CEM should commit to
continually investing in equipment, training and technology. It growth, and be well established. In the current market there is huge
pressure on the supply chain, so look for a partner who can provide options and advice when needed most. Case studies, testimonials and recommendations are the perfect place to seek these out. The best relationships are
established when the customer sees its CEM as an extension of its own business. A good CEM and provide excellent customer service to ensure a high quality output with on-time delivery. Finally, seeking
recommendations is a good way
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