Continued investment at Trojan
12th August 2014

Hardware manufacturer the Trojan Group has just announced it has invested in a new Hurco VM10i CNC machining centre as part of its UK manufacturing base expansion program. Tony Chadwick, Trojan Group’s Managing Director said, “Having researched the market extensively, we have invested in equipment that will bring the greatest number of benefits to our business.”

The Hurco machine has a wealth of features that will enable Trojan to increase production speed and accuracy at its UK manufacturing base. These include the ability to import CAD data and convert directly into machining cutter paths for prototype products or production tooling thus removing the need for time-consuming and potentially inaccurate manual data entry. Other functionality improves cosmetic surface finish quality and means minimal post finishing work.

Trojan has a policy of continual investment in all its manufacturing bases, as the latest investment in the UK base demonstrates. “We recognise that our customers are facing constant price pressures in all areas of their business but don’t want to cut corners or reduce quality. By investing in our production facilities we can increase production capacity and improve quality, which helps us to control our costs and helps our customers control their costs in turn.”

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