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Solutions & Expertise

The precision fabrication of high performance pressure vessels and structures in demanding industrial applications, using stainless steel, copper and high purity aluminium, is the cornerstone of LTi Metaltech’s solution capabilities.

The ability to produce high integrity vessels and structures to international standards is determined by the use of the latest equipment and systems.

 

Our capabilities include:

  • CNC Rolling – welding and CNC Rolling processes are at the heart of each product construction, with a consistent ability to roll between 1250mm and 2500mm of material up to 10mm gauge
  • CNC Plasma cutting – we use CNC Plasma cutting technology to achieve high accuracies and close tolerances
  • The latest laser cutting techniques, including the cutting edge 2D flatbed laser machines which ensure outstanding economy and precision in the processing of contours and geometries. Automatic loading and unloading of raw materials and sheet metal components as well as a coupled rack system help accelerate the process and guarantee outstanding product quality.
  • Water cutting – this enables LTi to work with a wide range of sheet metal components. The combination of modern equipment and highly motivated staff help provide the best results for customers.
  • LTi’s innovative fabrication capabilities ensure flexibility in dealing with requests from bespoke high tech one offs to repeatable volume manufacture where speed and cost are paramount

Core expertise

  • Over 46,000 sq ft total factory space

  • High Integrity, regulated State-of-the-art vessels and structures manufactured using Stainless Steel, Copper and high purity Aluminium

  • LTi employs around 100 people which includes one of the largest group of specialist coded welders in the South East of England

  • New manufacturing technologies and a global supply chain to reduce costs

  • ISO 9001, 14001 & 18001 and NDA compliance

  • Members of the British Cryogenics Cluster and The Welding Institute (TWI), the Pressure Vessel Manufactures Forum (PVMF) and the Nuclear Industry Association (NIA)