Subcon’s exhibitor profile spans UK subcontracting sector, including machining, fabrication, plastics, electronics and more.
Cambridge Electronic Industries Ltd has expanded its fibre optic product range to include patchcords, patch panels, pigtails, and adaptors, offering more complete fibre network solutions. Fibre optics are highlighted as a sustainable, energy-efficient alternative to copper, with longer lifespan and reduced replacement needs. The new products support reliable connectivity, organised network infrastructure, and high-performance signal transmission across various fibre installations.
Visit the website: www.cambridgeelectronics.com
Nemco has joined Make UK Defence to strengthen its role in the UK defence and security sector. The membership supports Nemco’s ongoing work in aerospace and defence, where it provides secure, high-quality electronic manufacturing solutions for mission-critical systems.
Through this partnership, Nemco will gain opportunities to collaborate across the defence supply chain, influence industry developments, and access networking and business growth programmes. The move aligns with increasing focus on national defence initiatives and resilient supply chains, positioning Nemco to further support innovation and UK defence capabilities.
Visit the website: www.nemco.co.uk
UK Electronics is expanding its facilities, with a new building and site redesign set to increase manufacturing capacity by 50%. The upgrade will improve workflow, efficiency, and production output while supporting growing demand for UK-based electronics manufacturing.
With over 40 years of experience, the company is investing in advanced equipment and expanded production space to strengthen its full turnkey capabilities—from design and prototyping to assembly and final product build—reinforcing its position as a reliable long-term partner.
Find out more: www.ukelectronics.co.uk/uk-electronics-major-expansion-to-boost-manufacturing-capacity-by-50
Cross Manufacturing is expanding its production capacity for high-precision aerospace and defence components, including sealing rings, brush seals, and machined parts made from advanced alloys and superalloys. The investment includes new machinery, enhanced manufacturing processes, and broader adoption of AS9100 across all sites to ensure consistent aerospace-grade quality.
The company combines in-house capabilities such as heat treatment and superfinishing with strong engineering support to maintain control over quality, cost, and lead times. It is also strengthening its commitment to sustainability through ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 standards and broader ESG initiatives, positioning itself for long-term growth in the aerospace and defence sectors.
Visit the website: www.crossmanufacturing.com
Wigpool Ltd is investing in a new Star SR-10 CNC sliding head lathe, scheduled for delivery on 20 March. The machine is expected to enhance the company’s precision machining capabilities, increase production capacity, and reduce lead times for customers.
This investment supports the manufacture of small, high-precision components and will expand the range of complex parts Wigpool can produce. Installation and operator training will follow delivery, with the company aiming to improve efficiency and maintain high-quality output across industries it serves.
Visit the website: www.wigpool.com