Every metal fabrication company knows the feeling. You start Monday morning with what looks like a manageable production schedule. By lunchtime, three urgent customer orders have arrived, a laser cutting machine needs maintenance, a press brake is running behind, and suddenly the carefully crafted production plan has become little more than a suggestion. For decades, […]
We are excited to announce we have finally secured new premises! The additional 9,283 sq ft of industrial workshop space is a 65% increase of what we already have. This extra space will allow us to create ambitious plans for future growth and investments. Primarily increasing capacity for services we already offer but also considering […]
Yorkshire Profiles is pleased to share that Managing Director Matthew Halliwell and Quality Director Amy Halliwell have been named among Britain’s Great 100 Manufacturing Leaders, a national recognition celebrating individuals who are actively backing British industry and strengthening manufacturing at a regional and community level. The Great 100, launched by the Made in Group, highlights […]
On 5th December, our directors had the honor of visiting the House of Lords as part of a delegation of manufacturing companies to hand-deliver an open letter advocating for the creation of a dedicated Minister of Manufacturing. This pivotal moment reflects the pressing need for targeted leadership to strengthen the UK’s manufacturing sector and ensure […]
Our latest investment into folding technology arrived with us in October. This increases our folding capacity to help us reduce leadtimes and have a larger throughput in the busier summer months for folded components. The Amada HRB 1003 is a fantastic machine which is connected to our network for offline programming and will be added […]
When you think of York, your first thoughts are probably of the grand York Minster, ancient walls, tourists, boutique shops and Vikings. You’d be forgiven for overlooking the vast number of businesses which contribute to the economy by way of manufacturing. With all the recent news coverage of the steel sector collapsing, you’d also be forgiven […]
