Automating Your Manufacturing: How Sharp is Your Axe?
Abraham Lincoln once famously said, “Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” What Abe realised was,
The True Cost of Cheaper Components: What Can an 18th Century Prussian King Teach UK Manufacturing
Have you ever heard of the 18th century King of Prussia Frederick William I? He was a wealthy man who tried to save a small amount
Supply Chain Reactions: Why Brexit and COVID Mean You Should Reassess Your Company’s Supply Chain
It has always been the case that effective and efficient supply chains are the unsung heroes of manufacturing. Supply chain is something that anyone involved
Sparking a Vehicle Revolution: The Rise and Rise of Electric Cars
Spare a thought for the poor car industry. As a sector it has had a lot to deal with over the last few years. There
Brexit and UK Manufacturing – Who Holds the Cards?
For many UK manufacturing businesses, the must-have corporate accessory for the past 5 years has been a crystal ball. All over the country, businesses have
From Piano Parts to Plastic Injection Moulding: advert archive part 4
“Industrious Apprentice Rewarded” By Richard Gamble We continue to explore the archive of our family business’ adverts, a series that was published in the post-war
