Airframer
NewsPress release

Press release

Nasmyth Group company, Henton Engineering, installs new 5-axis milling machine

12/07/2015

Press releaseIssued by Nasmyth Henton.

Henton Engineering Ltd, machining and fine grinding specialists and part of the Nasmyth Group, has invested in an additional 5-axis milling machine at its plant in Hinckley, Leicestershire. The extra capacity and efficiency that this investment has created will be utilised primarily to produce component parts for the aerospace industry, gas turbines and for other applications within the energy sector.

Henton Engineering specialises in the production of large, complex, sectioned ring and prismatic components, typically in the 200mm to 2m range, used in the aerospace, space, oil & gas and other precision engineering sectors. The company has the expertise and capability to produce parts in aluminium, titanium, nimonic and stellite as well as other exotic and high temperature alloys.

The company is one of the 12 customer-orientated, precision engineering businesses that comprise Nasmyth Group. Providing a full range of precision machining, welding and assembly, and surface treatment services, the Group delivers integrated, practical and market-leading solutions to the specific business and product requirements of its customers.

Chairman and CEO of Nasmyth Group, Peter Smith, commented:

“This new investment in Henton Engineering is part of an ongoing programme of strategic investment designed to ensure that the Group has the resources and the technologies needed to meet customers' needs across all of our global markets.”

The industry ledger — an Analytics feature — collects the dated facts behind stories like this one, filterable by theme, company, program, country and date. See a worked example →

In this release

Sectors covered
Your news here

Submit your press releases

Send releases and photographs to news@news.airframer.com — the pick of them reach Bulletin readers every Thursday.

Every Thursday

The Airframer Bulletin

The week’s aerospace manufacturing news, reported by our editors and delivered free to your inbox. Sign up ›

Go deeper

Who supplies whom?

Subscribers see the confirmed supply chain behind every story — complete supplier lists for each aircraft program, sector and company. See the plans ›

Spotted something wrong or out of date on this page? Tell us

Corrections go straight to the editorial team that maintains this directory.