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We have just brought on line a twin crank, 110 tonne press.

The bottom bolster plate of this machine is 1880mm x 680mm wide so we can now accommodate much bigger tools.

The decoiler and feeder can handle material up to 450mm wide, and the machine is set-up with a certified safety system and a process controller.

Geneng has taken delivery of a new CNC EDM hole drilling machine.

This machine will take the stress out of drilling small holes.

We regularly have to drill multiple holes, as small as 0.5mm diameter through stainless steel die plates, so with the CNC table movements we can be sure the holes are exactly where they should be.

To maintain our position and reputation as a dependable supplier, we know we must progressively upgrade and renew our equipment.

This new press line will help do exactly that.

It’s easy to use features and higher speed will help us stay efficient and be able to deliver the best value possible to our customers.

We have installed a 200 tonne, single crank press.

To this machine we have coupled a 3 in 1 decoiler, straightener & feeder which is integrated into the press control and safety system.

It is a welcome addition to ever expanding range of presses.

Uniquip had been a customer for Geneng for almost 10 years, so when the opportunity arose to buy the company we jumped at it. Uniquip manufactured its own range of pressed metal parts for the rainwater and steel framed building industries, so it was a perfect match for our existing toolmaking and metal stamping expertise.

We have replaced one of our ageing Sodick Wire Cut machines with a new, state of the art Sodick. This new VZ300L boasts all of the latest advancements in wire cutting and works beautifully.

The refurbishment of press is completed including the complete upgrade of the safety system and control panel. Most of the machine functions are operated via the Touch Screen.

After completing my apprenticeship in the late 1970’s, I travelled overseas and worked for a company in Holland. This company used a variety of press types and amongst them were coining presses manufactured by CVA, Sussex, England. I was very impressed by these machines. They had standard features like a low center of gravity because the crankshaft was in the bottom section of the press, variable speed, pneumatic clutch, rack & pinion strip feeding and pulling, a strip cropper, air supported bottom bolster and adjustable, variable flow, positive pressure recirculating lubrication system. Up until that time I had mostly only been involved with ‘C’ Frame type presses and even though some of the CVA features were available on different ‘C’ Frame presses, I had never seen any press with all of these features.