LATEST NEWS:

• Di-Spark is constantly evolving and adapting to meet changing market conditions and customer requirements.
• The company has invested £1 million in new advanced machining technology since the start of 2011
• The company has also acquired a new 6,000sq ft unit, increasing its floor space to 20,000 sq ft.
• The new unit, as well as providing much needed space, has enabled Di-Spark to re-organise and streamline its manufacturing operations.
• Machines have been re-located to create high-efficiency and autonomous customer focused manufacturing cells that are delivering increased productivity.

Wire Erosion

Customers are demanding more from their supply-chain partners than ever before.

Across industries as diverse as aerospace, automotive, medical, telecommunications and defence, the search is on for lighter, stronger and more durable components. Not to mention the demand for intricate and complex shapes cut from new and difficult-to-work materials, without compromising on quality, lead time or cost.

It’s little wonder that traditional machining processes are struggling to keep up. Little wonder, too, that more and more people are turning to wire EDM as a reliable, inherently versatile technology that allows them to push back the frontiers of performance.

Our Wire EDM division can offer a vast machining capacity with over 1000 hours available each week from 24 hour running. It can handle any type of work from high volume to small batch and one-off requirements.

‘We use EDM because we could not machine the parts using alternative technology due to the intricate features and tight dimensional tolerances’

Technical Buyer Motorsport