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The rapid supply of metal components to industries reviving their production schedules as the cold winds of Brexit and Covid-19 begin to settle has become a positive trend.

The marvel of aerospace is truly something to behold, particularly the intricacies that are involved in keeping aircraft in the air.

After what has been another somewhat memorable year, 2021 has been a time for reflection and acknowledging what is most important to us as individuals.

Photofab was recently contacted by hand tracking and mid-air haptic technology company Ultraleap to manufacture a solution to protect one of its products from damage.

This blog looks closely at how Photofab not only serves the industries today, but how it will ensure its position in the future as technological advances break through.

As the automotive industry has been, and always will be, changing and developing to best meet the complex needs and wants of consumers, Photofab’s manufacturing must adapt to meet the needs of the sector.

The renewables sector is one of many fast-paced industries that Photofab works with as an established provider of chemically etched components.

The evolution of communications and the products and devices entering the market has been monumental in recent years. Smarter technology has come to the forefront and started to shape our lives.

Photofab is relatively low down in the supply chain when businesses undertake the development of new products but that shouldn’t deflect from the important role that small metal components play in the overall scheme.