Tube Tech Solutions (UK)
Tube manipulation and metal fabrication subcontracting for industrial sectors including marine, transport, oil and gas, and aerospace
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Tube Tech Solutions (UK)
Tube Tech Solutions provides tube manipulation and fabricated assemblies, with services including tube bending, shot blasting, pressure testing, non-destructive testing, powder coating, and TIG and MIG welding. It supports development, pre-production, and production work.
The company serves customers across marine, transport, oil and gas, and aerospace sectors as a subcontractor. It is based in Hyde, with operations at a site in Openshaw, Manchester.
The registered company was founded in 2008. The business states it was formed in 2006 and reports ISO 9001:2008 approval.
Product: Subcontract tube manipulation and fabricated assemblies, with related testing, finishing, and welding services.
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