Delen Tooling
Precision toolmaking and EDM machining for engineering, motorsport, aerospace and manufacturing companies
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Delen Tooling
Delen Tooling provides tool design and manufacture, spark and wire erosion, CNC milling and turning, and CAD/CAM services. It also makes prototypes, models, press tools, jigs, fixtures and moulds.
Its customers include toolmakers and manufacturers, including companies in motorsport and aerospace. The company produces prototype and small-to-medium batches, as well as new tools and repair work.
Delen Tooling Limited is based in Surrey and was founded in 2006. The company states that it has produced work since 1979.
Product: Toolmaking and precision machining services, including EDM erosion, CNC machining, CAD/CAM, prototypes and tooling.
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