A long-standing customer of J&S Engineering, Gardner Aerospace, invested in their first swarf briquetting machine in 2019 for their site in Consett. Fast forward to the last quarter of 2023 (after the Covid interruption to proceedings for many!) and a second system was commissioned, this time for their Derby factory to tackle high volumes of …
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The newly redesigned version of our BPH1000 component collector has recently been installed at connectivity solutions company Cinch. This updated version of our popular belt parts collector, has had a few tweaks and modifications to make it more user-friendly. The overall look and feel of the machine is more ergonomic, with a change to the …
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This is the first component collector for precision engineering company Bryken. The Liverpool based manufacturer took delivery of the DPH1000 disc model from J&S Engineering after it was sold as part of a machine package from Citizen Miyano. Bryken’s new Miyano ANX42SYY fixed head lathe is producing parts where there is zero tolerance for any …
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Qualiturn are a shining example of how a manufacturing company can commit to & execute a strong sustainable plan to contribute to the circular economy. They have long been invested in implementing their environmental policy across the business by understanding their impact on the environment and investing in advanced technology and processes to achieve their …
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The rail and commercial vehicle braking systems manufacturer Knorr-Bremse, generates high volumes of aluminium swarf at their Melksham site. As a company aiming to support their customers shift towards greener transport options by rail or road, sustainability is a core value for Knorr Bremse something which of course must transfer up through their manufacturing processes. …
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Towards the end of last year, we installed a bespoke version of our BPH belt component collector at N.E Engineering. The Norwich based company were looking to automate the parts collection from their Muratec CNC turning machine, but special consideration had to be given to accommodate the design of the part ejection point of that …
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After finding us at MACH this year, Surrey based manufacturer Kiyo Engineering have invested in a compact swarf briquetting machine. This customer was looking to reduce their environmental impact, save swarf storage space, reclaim coolant & boost their scrap metal recycling revenue. The space and height restrictions Kiyo had for the location of the system, …
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Sustainability is an important part of the ethos of Hope Technology and runs through the heart of the company. As their website states ‘cycling & bikes are the key to a sustainable lifestyle’, so it’s only natural that working in an environmentally friendly way has to be at the heart of the business too. Environmental …
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Whitstable based company Amphenol, have taken delivery of their second disc parts handler from J&S Engineering. The DPH1000 has been installed to collect parts from their Nakamura WT150 turning centre. This enables the machine to run unmanned for lights out machining and also ensure the critical surface finishes of the components are maintained. The DPH …
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Plymouth based engineering manufacturer Hymec have invested in a swarf briquetting system as part of their sustainability plan. The company were looking to achieve a number of responsible manufacturing goals – both environmental and budgetary. Primarily these were to: Increase the value of their aluminium swarf Decrease the number of recycler pick ups from their …
