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Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) helps eliminate confusion by providing a shared engineering language. It clearly defines how parts should look, fit and function across every stage of production. If you're involved in designing, machining or inspecting parts, understanding GD&T is crucial.

Penta Precision is pleased to announce the acquisition of RDSW Limited Trading as RDF Precision. This partnership strengthens Penta Precision’s CNC turning capabilities and marks an exciting new chapter for both companies.

Automation and lean manufacturing don’t have to be opposing forces—when combined through palletisation, they unlock new levels of CNC machining efficiency, minimising downtime and driving precision without compromise.

Components for ocean technology applications need to meet two major criteria. How can you ensure your design will meet these criteria? Read more in this blog.

What’s the difference between Acetal and Delrin? A question we often get asked here at Penta Precision. In this blog we're explain the operational differences, how to choose between them and see our handy side by side comparison table.

With options like 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis milling, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the technical jargon. In this blog, our Milling Team Leader David demystifies these terms, and reveals the advantanges and disadvantages of each.

Fluid control components must meet stringent requirements to ensure the final product operates consistently and effectively. This blog covers the machining requirements for these specialist parts and what it takes to achieve them.

With so many misconceptions about CNC machining floating around, we thought we'd set the record straight. 

Satellites, and all components that are destined for space travel, experience a unique set of conditions that necessitate careful design and manufacture.