NEUTEQ exhibit at the Composites Engineering Show 2011, with an attendance approaching 7000 over two days, in the UK.

NEUTEQ look to the future and employ David Wilkes Robotics development engineer.

NEUTEQ Exhibit at EMO Hannover 2011, the leading international trade fair for the machine tool industry.

NEUTEQ announce partnership with MAZAK for supplying Standard Flexible robotic Automation for MAZAK Machine Tools .

UK manufacturers and support businesses exhibiting at MACH 2010 at the NEC have reported a good show.

The exhibition attracted over 20,000 visitors from across the world, with almost 450 exhibitors. The show was opened on Monday 7th June by the Duke of York.  New business minister Vince Cable visited with Mark Prisk MP on Thursday 10th June. 

Exhibitors were talking of better quality enquiries at the show, with many of those enquiries coming from overseas, including Europe, Japan and USA. Tamworth based Neuteq Europe Ltd is a UK owned machine tool design and build specialist. Mark Hendel, sales director, said, "MACH 2010 has been an excellent show for us with enquiries well up on the 2008 show. The new product we've introduced at the NEC - an automated deburring machine - has been very well received by the automotive and aerospace sectors. All of our product is designed, manufactured and installed by us in the UK and we have our own in-house research and design facility at the Tamworth plant. 

"We have over 80 hot enquiries from MACH 2010 a great deal of which we can convert into solid business, which is great news for the machine tooling industry and particularly in the present climate. We believe we offer a unique solution - we're flexible, we design to our customers requirements and take every individual project on its merits and then design a solution to fit those requirements to the customer's budget."

Wolverhampton based R&D Tax and Grants, who help UK manufacturing businesses reclaim tax on their research and development, took an exhibition stand at the show and presented a seminar to offer advice to visitors and exhibitors on how the Government-backed scheme works. The company established over 200 contacts at the show from UK based businesses keen to explore possibilities of reclaiming tax paid on research and development from HMRC.  

Mark Evans, managing director of R&D Tax and Grants, said, "This was our first time at MACH and we've had a really positive show with many enquiries - there was a real buzz. Research and development is at the core of all manufacturing and the exhibitors we've talked with are keen to explore the scheme further. Many business owners assume that they are not eligible for tax refunds because they don't realise that what they do counts as research and development, or they think it just applies to certain sectors. In our first year of trading, ended 31 March 2010, we helped 32 UK manufacturers reclaim over £1.5 million from HMRC.

"In the current financial year we've already helped businesses claim back over £200,000 in tax paid to HMRC, with an average per client of £50,000. Our largest to date was a single reclaim of £244,000. It's vital that our manufacturing industries get all the financial support they need, and not just in the recession - they are the backbone of the UK economy." 

MACH 2010 is owned and organised by the MTA (Manufacturing Technologies Association). Graham Shearsmith, exhibition manager at MTA, said, "MACH 2010 was a great success, with visitor numbers exceeding our target and exhibitors reporting a high number of sales throughout the week. We were delighted with feedback from the visitors on the innovative nature of the show, particularly regarding the new products on display. Exhibitors were equally impressed with the excellent quality of the visitor group, made up of buyers and decision makers ready to do business. We are now looking forward to our centenary MACH exhibition in 2012." 

Source: http://www.midlandsbusinessnews.co.uk/2010-06-/mach-2010,-nec-june-7-11-update.aspx

NEUTEQ employs Matt Rollins as Robotics Business Manager.

NEUTEQ Employ Lee stanley as Project Manager.

Signed agreement with German Service Engineers (Galek & Kowald)

NEUTEQ teams up with ABB partner to present the lights out production.

NEUTEQ employs Jolyne Bruce as Sales Administrator.

Thomas Witt makes speech at German Society of Material Science in Stuttgart.

Thomas Witt presents speech at Tribologist Conference (Geottingen)

NEUTEQ employs Richard Martin in the Design Office.

Rob Frankum joins as European sales Executive.

Thomas Witt Presents Speech at VDI (union of German engineers) - Munich

Thomas Witt presents speech at Tribologist Conference (Geottingen)

Haas Automation says robot-based automation for its machine tools can cost as little as £150/week.

To back up its claim, the company is extending an invitation to Neuteq Europe, 34-36 Sandy Way, Amington, Tamworth, Staffordshire B77 4DS on 23 June to see a cost-effective package developed by Haas, ABB, Neuteq and Renishaw. Other partners include Schunk - workholding; Flexlink - material handling; Festo – pneumatics; and Troax – guarding.

A the event, visitors will see the Haas/ABB robot cell being put through its paces and be able to talk to the experts from the various partner companies. The event will demonstrate - how to reduce cost per part; how to increase throughput; how to reduce lead time; that automation isn't expensive; that automation isn't too dedicated.

And, as a guest of Haas, visitors will also be able to buy a selection of its CNC machines at greatly reduced prices.

For more details call 01603 760539 

Source: Event to demonstrate cost-effectiveness of robot automation and Haas machines

Technical Sales Engineer Thomas Witt joins NEUTEQ (German Representation).

NEUTEQ Europe secure additional premises and invest in a new R+D facility, Process Development Area and Sales Office.

Aurangabad-based machine tools company Grind Master has forged a marketing tie-up with two European companies, Teknoliantiki (Greece) and Neuteq (UK) for venturing in the European markets.

This follows its successful participation in Emo, the largest biannual machine tool exhibition held at Hanover, Germany recently.

Mohini Kelkar, the company;s managing director said, “Grind Master displayed micro finishing, tube polishing, bar grinding and centre-less belt grinding machines and sold all of them.”

Nearly 2,000 exhibitors from 39 countries had put up stalls at the event. Grind Master, claims to have the world’s widest range of machine tools for deburring, polishing, grinding and micro finishing.

 Milind Kelkar and Mohini Kelkar had built up a thriving niche for manufacturing business from a small investment of Rs 25000 11 years ago.

Today, they run a four-company group with a total investment of Rs 5 crore and employ more than 200 people. It was a just a beacon in the backwoods of the backward region like Marathwada in which Grind Master became the master in grinding and finishing business in an innovative manner and exporting the material worldwide.

They are reputed Auto component makers like Delphi, Honda, Halberg Guss have got the special purpose machines developed Grind Masters.

Grind Master also represents two German companies, Vereinigte Schmirgelund Maschinen-Fabriken (VSM) for a complete range of coated abrasives and Lippert Unipol - a Fuchs group company for the latter’s grinding and polishing tools.

Source: http://www.business-standard.com/india/storypage.php?autono=224286 

NEUTEQ take on Mechanical Engineer Manager Dave Phipps, Electrical Manager Darren Billett, R&D Manager Allen Barber, Mechanical Engineer John Hill, Electrical Engineer Steve Spittle, Design Manager Paul Kerr and Purchase Manager Lee Aplin.

Roger Bristow, Martin Edge, Mark Hendel & Steve Kerr, found NEUTEQ.