C & G Engineering, Clane, Co. Kildare

History
C&G Engineering has been in business at our current manufacturing facility based in Clane, Co. Kildare since 1985, bringing over 35 years experience to our solutions.

Our head office includes a modern 20,000sq.ft purpose built manufacturing facility, supported by our in-house design and engineering team. Through continual investment in laser cutting technology, equipment and personnel, C&G has built a reputation for quality, service and flexibility in all areas.

C & G’s commitment to continual improvement and achieving the highest standards in all areas of its business, from quality control to health & safety. As a progressive OEM partner, C&G enjoys the challenge of new innovative projects.

Our experienced design team is both progressive and creative and through close liaison with the customer, an end-product that will be cost-effective and reliable is achieved.

General Engineering
C&G has extensive experience of satisfying its customer’s requirements by continual collaboration from design through to fabrication, meeting the customers required delivery schedule.

C&G’s success in contract fabrication is due to the high quality of products and the close working relationship maintained throughout the process.

Laser Cutting
For all laser cutting enquiries please email: laser@candgengineering.com

We specialize in manufacturing for the machinery, construction, electronic, medical, telecommunications and automotive industries through precision sheet metal fabrications and laser cutting services including prototype parts and large volume cutting.

We use the latest fiber laser cutting technology to produce consistently accurate components across a wide range of materials and sheet thickness.

We use latest software which enables existing drawings and models to be imported and processed easily. We can accept several data formats i.e. DXF / DWG, SAT / STEP / IGES files.

Steel Folding
A press brake, also known as a brake press, is a machine tool for bending/folding sheet and plate material, most commonly sheet metal. It forms predetermined bends by clamping the work piece between a matching punch and die.

Typically, two C-frames form the sides of the press brake, connected to a table at the bottom and on a moveable beam at the top. The bottom tool is mounted on the table with the top tool mounted on the upper beam.

Our 175 tonne press brake is a multi axis machine which gives us greater accuracy and control over components that we need to press.

The machine excels in folding intricate small quantity batches of thinner materials, but is easily at home pressing full 3 meter lengths of thicker materials up to 6mm.

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