Good evening and welcome to this extra special occasion - The Manufacturing Technologies Association’s Centenary Dinner.
We are delighted to be generously supported once again by Close Brothers Asset Finance who have such a great history of supporting our sector.
The Technology, Design and Innovation (TDI) Challenge is back for 2019. The Manufacturing Technologies Association’s (MTA) flagship school’s competition is now open for entries.
Thursday night (28th February 2019) saw the Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA) Annual Dinner at the Park Plaza Hotel in Westminster, London.
As time passes and we are still without an agreement on a Brexit Deal between the UK and the EU, the risk of the UK leaving without a Deal in place, which almost no one says they want, is growing.
The full shortlist has been announced for the13th edition of the EN Awards, which takes place on 22 March at Battersea Evolution.
Speaking about the risk of a ‘No Deal’ Brexit, Manufacturing Technologies Association CEO James Selka said “The manufacturing technologies sector is highly internationalised.
Tuesday 4 December saw members of the Manufacturing Technologies Association gather in Westminster for the 2018 Annual General Meeting, the inauguration of new President Marcus Burton and a meeting in Parliament with Business Minister Richard Harrington MP and his Shadow Chi Onwurah MP.
Tuesday 4 December saw MTA members gather in Westminster for the 2018 AGM, inauguration of new President Marcus Burton and a meeting in Parliament with Business Minister Richard Harrington MP and his Shadow Chi Onwurah MP.
The Manufacturing Technologies Association is pleased to announce that it has won the 2018 British Standards Institution (BSI) Organizational Leadership Award. The award recognizes exceptional support for standards-making by a trade association, professional body or an individual company.
MACH 2020 is being described as “the unmissable event for manufacturing technology suppliers”.
Since the referendum the MTA has consistently favoured an outcome to the process that enables our members to have as full access to the single market as possible.
Reacting to yesterday’s budget James Selka, CEO of the Manufacturing Technologies Association which represents suppliers of machine tools, specialist and enterprise software, metrology, industrial 3D printing, automation and other technologies said:
MACH, a biennial exhibition of manufacturing technologies, is the UK’s largest industrial trade event attracting 25,000 visitors. It is wholly owned and operated by the MTA.
Advanced Manufacturing is a dynamic, globalised, sector which is constantly evolving. Much of that evolution is as a consequence of technological change which is happening at a faster rate than ever before. Manufacturing Technology that change right across sectors and in companies of all sizes. The MTA exists to help its members transform the manufacturing world.
The MTA offers a wide range of services to our members: Marketing, Grants for Training and Apprenticeships, Representation, Networking and Information. You can find out more about what we and our members have achieved together.
The MTA is a not-for-profit organisation which strives to make a positive difference to our industry and society more widely. In particular the MTA recognises the importance in supporting outreach activities to encourage new talent into the industry, helping to close the current skills gap.
There is no compromise for component cleanliness when it comes to the demands and expectations of global OEMs involved in the automotive and aerospace sectors, as precision engineering specialist Grainger & Worrall Machining Ltd fully appreciates.
MecWash Systems Ltd is heading to the 2019 NFPC Industry Open Day next week to highlight its global, class-leading parts cleaning and degreasing systems.
Following a successful 2018 exhibition, Walther Trowal are exhibiting their entry level CF100 circular machine in conjunction with a G100 model drying unit at the 2019 Southern Manufacturing and Electronics exhibition.
