Harwin, a leading manufacturer of high-reliability interconnect devices and PCB hardware, has reinforced its production capacity at the Portsmouth facility by acquiring two new Star SL-7 sliding head lathes. This investment is part of Harwin’s ongoing strategy to leverage advanced technology in manufacturing.
Jon Churchill, Chief Operating Officer at Harwin, emphasized the critical role these high-precision machines will play in the company’s operations. “Star’s high-precision sliding head machines are integral to our HRi product range. By combining this advanced, reliable equipment with our highly skilled workforce, premium raw materials, and innovative structural design features, we can deliver critical components that underpin the exceptional ruggedness and performance of Harwin’s HRi products,” Churchill stated.
The Star SL-7 lathes are renowned for their precision and reliability, making them a valuable addition to Harwin’s production line. These machines are expected to enhance the manufacturing process by ensuring efficiency and consistent quality in the company’s products. The addition of these lathes will bolster Harwin’s capability to produce components that meet rigorous industry standards.
Harwin continues to prioritize investments that align with its mission to supply robust solutions for sectors that require high-reliability connections. The company’s commitment to integrating advanced manufacturing technologies underscores its dedication to maintaining a competitive edge in the ever-evolving industrial landscape.
Based in the United Kingdom, Harwin is recognized for its innovative approach to manufacturing and its focus on quality and reliability. The company’s expanded use of Star machinery demonstrates a strategic move to further enhance its production capabilities and product offerings.
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