Russell Crow, Tinsley Bridge Engineering and Development Director, describes how the long-term partnership with the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Center has grown in 20 years, how this is moving the business forward and how this is accelerating product innovation.
An on-site project for a major steel works presented some unique challenges.
Tinsley Bridge have completed manufacture of a chemical filter station module that will become an integrated system in a roll texturing machine.
Tinsley Bridge have completed a project to enable access to the top of industrial cooling towers and the extraction of cooling fans during vital maintenance routines for a large processing plant.
Tinsley Bridge have collaborated with the Confederation of British Metalforming (CBM) in an approach using Lean Manufacturing to improve operational performance.
Tinsley Bridge’s increased focus is part of plans to invest and develop in the rail infrastructure sector.
Kirsten Schellhase has joined Tyzack Machine Knives as Sales Manager Europe
Tinsley Bridge have teamed up with The University of Sheffield and Sheffield Engineering Leadership Academy (SELA) in an innovation project. Digital technology was introduced to reduce energy use during the manufacture of automotive suspension components, and to help deliver a green economy for the Sheffield City Region.
Tinsley Bridge have completed an order to design, manufacture and install new platforms to support the powder metals process at Liberty Powder Metals in Middlesbrough.
Tinsley Bridge have manufactured and installed a new expansion joint for a major steel manufacturer, replacing a section damaged in a high level ducting system.