Expanding its horizons

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ExMesh Engineering is investing £500k to widen its product offering from high quality expanded metal perimeter fencing into a comprehensive metal fabrication service – from intricate custom designs to large-scale production runs.

Ryan Pinder, ExMesh Operations Manager and Head of Continuous Improvement, said: "To support our bold new direction, we have made substantial investments in state-of-the-art machinery, which will enable us to deliver unparalleled precision, flexibility, and capacity in all metal fabrication.” 

The company is also to embark on a recruitment drive later this year as it introduces an extensive range of new services to meet the growing demands of its customers. 

Ryan added: "New services include a top-of-the-line laser cutter which can cut carbon steel, mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminium with extreme accuracy and efficiency, perfect for complex and large-scale projects. The advanced press brake allows us to handle intricate metal bending and folding tasks, ensuring we can meet even the most demanding specifications alongside our award-winning cobot welding system, which offers consistent, high-quality welding, enabling us to handle projects requiring precision and repeatability at scale. We are very proud to be investing and building on the skill and heritage that is grounded in Teesside.”

With its in-house design team, ExMesh Engineering will support its numerous clients across different sectors, including construction, architectural, industrial, and retail, from the initial concept to the final delivery.

Philip Astley, Managing Director of The Expanded Metal Company Limited said; "This new chapter marks a significant milestone in the evolution of ExMesh Engineering and our group. We are excited to offer our customers more than ever, whether they need security solutions or custom metal fabrications.”

https://exmeshengineering.com/fabrication/

Photo: Philip Astley MD, Ryan Pinder ExMesh Operations Manager and Head of CI, Kalem Ainsley Technical Manager

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