MV produced precision CNC-machined aluminium components for a UK electric vehicle manufacturer, machined to print and delivered on time.
Start with a worn, failed or discontinued part. We reconstruct the design and agree improvements before manufacture.
Digital surface capture to support CAD reconstruction and the wider reverse engineering job.
Machine angled features and complex surfaces, with the set-up planned around the critical relationships.
Milled housings, brackets and precision components in metals and engineering plastics.
Stepped shafts, threaded fittings and housings, made to drawing or reverse engineered from a sample.
Bring us the application. Our engineers recommend the material and approach for your prototype or part.
Brackets, panels and enclosures, developed around the bends, interfaces and finished assembly.
Moulded plastic components, with material, tool design and production requirements considered together.
Small, complex metal components where geometry and quantity suit moulding and sintering.
Aluminium housings and components, with casting geometry and any secondary machining planned together.
Custom sections developed for the application, then cut, machined and finished as required.
Manufactured and bought-in components brought together, with the interfaces and checks agreed first.
Welded components and fabrications, planned around material, joint access and distortion control.
A UK electric vehicle manufacturer needed precision aluminium components machined to print, including housings, plates and turned parts. MV took the drawings, planned the machining and produced the parts on its own equipment and through a bank of trusted partners.
The work called for consistent tolerances across the batch, a clean finish and reliable delivery, the same standard MV holds on every job, from a single obsolete part through to a production run.
The parts had to match the drawings exactly and repeat cleanly across the batch, with no drift between the first component and the last.
MV planned the set-ups to hold each datum true, machined the aluminium in the right sequence and checked the parts before they left the shop, so every component arrived ready to fit.
The outcome
