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Gall Thomson state-of-the-art CNC technology begins operation
News and PR from Gall Thomson - Published 21 August 2014
Heller 5-axis CNC Machining Equipment has gone into operation at the Gall Thomson Technology Centre in Great Yarmouth UK.Pat Webster Head of Operations at the Great Yarmouth UK Technology Centre commented, The enhanced precision engineering and production capability provided by this technology will deliver many additional benefits to our customers.
The commercial results for the first six months of 2014 confirm the Gall Thomson expansion strategy is delivering expected results.
Enhanced precision engineering delivers many additional benefits to Gall Thomson customers.
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