Double G Engineering
Precision CNC machining and subcontract manufacturing for businesses needing custom components and assemblies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Double G Engineering
Double G Engineering manufactures components and multi-operation assemblies from customer drawings using CNC turning and milling. It also offers material and finishing processes through subcontractors.
The company serves industrial sectors across the UK, supplying custom-engineered components.
Founded in 1971, it is a family-run business based in Coventry. It installed its first CNC machine in 2004 and later invested in automated manufacturing.
Product: Subcontract CNC turning and milling, component and assembly manufacturing, and associated material and finishing processes.
Jobs at Double G Engineering
Leadership
- Eric Greenway · FounderSource: company website
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