Broadford, Auldgirth, Scotland, DG2 0RS
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Friday – 7am – 1pm

 
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Here at Alan Young Engineering, we specialise in a wide variety of precision engineering machining processes – our main focus being the manufacture of standard/custom designed timing belt pulleys, ranging from single prototypes to large quantity batch work.

We offer the following services:

CNC Milling

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CNC Turning

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Gear Cutting

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Wire Erosion

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Plant List

CNC Turning

MORI SEIKI SL200
MORI SEIKI DURATURN 2550
DOOSAN PUMA 400
DOOSAN LYNX 2100LY

CNC Vertical Machining Centres

HURCO VM20
HURCO VM20i
HURCO VM30i

CNC Wire Erosion

SODICK WIRE EROSION MACHINE AG400L
SODICK WIRE EROSION MACHINE AG600L

Gear Hobbing

HURTH MODUL CNC HOBBER
PFAUTER PE150 CNC HOBBER
PFAUTER GEAR HOBBER RS1 x2
BARBER COLEMAN HORIZONTAL GEAR HOBBER
SYKES GEAR HOBBER HV14A

Manual Machinery

HARRISON M400
HARRISON M500
COLCHESTER MASTIFF 1400
XYZ SLV MANUAL MILLING MACHINE

Inspection/Quality Control

MITUTOYO CRYSTA-APEX S CNC CMM
MITUTOYO DT-10 HARDNESS TESTER
MITUTOYO SURFTEST SJ-210

Have a project?

Please contact us if you would like to discuss your project and requirements.

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