Harrison Silverdale Innovates with Star SR-32JIII Lathe


Tuesday 9 June 2026, 3:56:01 PM


Harrison Silverdale has made a significant advancement with the acquisition of a new Star SR-32JIII Type B sliding head lathe. This investment marks a major milestone for the company, coinciding with the completion of its custom-built production facility in Dronfield.

The SR-32JIII Type B lathe impressed Harrison Silverdale with its capability to produce complex parts, making it an ideal addition for their specialised fasteners and machined components. The machine’s bar capacity aligns perfectly with their production needs.

From the initial specification to delivery and training, the support provided was highlighted as outstanding, ensuring a seamless integration of the new equipment into their operations. The support extended to advising on attachments, which was crucial to meeting their production requirements.

A noteworthy enhancement accompanying this investment is the newly updated Star NC Assist software, which simplifies programming for users. This innovation negates the need for expensive CAM software, thus streamlining the programming process for Harrison Silverdale.

The company anticipates further capacity expansion and values its continued partnership with Star Micronics GB. This acquisition not only boosts their current capabilities but also positions them well for future growth.

Star Micronics GB, a respected name in high-precision machine tool manufacturing, continues to provide industry-leading solutions and support, reaffirming its commitment to helping companies achieve operational excellence.

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