Elstree Precision Company
Precision machining of specialist metals, plastics and ceramics for aerospace, medical and defence applications
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Elstree Precision Company
Elstree Precision manufactures high-precision components from specialist metals, engineering plastics and machinable ceramics. Its machining work includes molybdenum, titanium, tantalum, Shapal Hi-M Soft and Macor ceramic materials.
The company serves customers in aerospace, medical and defence applications, including work on components for vacuum chambers. It is based in Welwyn Garden City and was founded in 1961.
Product: Precision-machined components made from specialist metals, engineering plastics and machinable ceramics.
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