PDM Production
Engineering design, precision manufacturing and finishing services for industrial customers in southern England
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About PDM Production
PDM Production provides engineering design, manufacturing and finishing services using metals and plastics. Design work includes 3D scanning, solid modelling, CAD drafting and electronic design; manufacturing uses CNC machinery, 3D printing, sheet-metal fabrication and welding.
Its finishing services include polishing, graining, soda blasting, powder coating and electroplating. The company serves customers across southern England and is registered in Poole, United Kingdom; it was founded in 2007.
Product: Custom engineering design, manufacturing and finishing services for metal and plastic components and electro-mechanical systems.
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