UK Engineering established in 2006 has vast experience in providing engineering services for a wide range of industries, including but not limited to:
Food, Pharmaceutical and Beverage Industries, in both Packaging and Process Areas
This includes manufacturing of bespoke conveyors and product handling equipment and installation of complete production lines.
We have carried out project work on the baggage handling facilities including the manufacture and installation of support steelwork and platforms.
Paper Manufacture and Paper Converting Industry
We have experience in installing or relocating plant and equipment for restructuring projects both in the UK and in Europe.
We have worked for various manufacturers on new production lines carrying out installations, modifications or general maintenance.
UK Engineering benefits from the following core disciplines.
In our workshop, in Llay, Wrexham, North Wales, we are able to undertake the fabrication of sectional steelwork, sheet metal work and pipework in both carbon steel and stainless steel.
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACT LABOUR
UK Engineering can provide, from the following trades, supplementary labour to assist in all aspects of maintenance or project work as required
All tradesmen are time served, and have an excellent reputation for high quality workmanship, All have been trained in Health and Safety and have the relevant Passport to Safety.
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND RELOCATION
UK Engineering provides turnkey solutions to the removal and installation of process plant, machinery and service equipment.
Our experienced teams can deal with any assignment from one item of plant to entire factory relocations.
UK ENGINEERING HOLD THE FOLLOWING ACCREDITATIONS
Website: www.ukengltd.co.uk
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