Precision engineering does differ from other types of engineering like software engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics engineering etc. in that it the precision engineer is more concerned with the design of fixtures, Continue reading
When it comes to finding a company to help you with your product or prototype design, it is only natural that you will want to find experts that have the right level of skill and experience to do the best job possible within budget and in a timely manner. Continue reading
One of the most popular methods of training in precision engineering is working through an apprenticeship. This type of environment helps to train the future precision engineer in a workshop environment learning about maintenance and engineering skills where it counts – in the workplace. Continue reading
Have you got an idea you want to prototype? Do you need some designing or manufacturing information? Get in touch with our expert engineers for excellent impartial advice. Continue reading
Reverse engineering is the skill of taking apart a piece of machinery, electrical equipment or other product in order to work out how it operates, and how it is put together. Continue reading
So you’ve come up with a brilliant idea, but you can’t get your head around the legal jargon. Or you’ve got people telling you you’ve got to patent your designs, or make the postman sign a NDA. Continue reading
We don’t just manufacture complex mechanical parts; we also create original works of art for clients and collections around the world.
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We have a long-running history of tailoring and expanding the design and manufacture process of products to assist companies achieve their goals; through our engineering experience we can help streamline projects, Continue reading
When parts have to correspond with an existing system, or measurements need to be precise, Thompson Precision engineering is the answer.
In the fast paced industry of precision engineering, clients often come to us with seemingly impossible deadlines and challenging tasks; to manufacture parts that are integral to an expensive operation, to work with tight tolerances, Continue reading
