Brookhouse Aerospace introduces new tech to support increased demand

Brookhouse Aerospace has introduced multiple new technologies to further enhance its production capabilities and efficiencies.

Investment into new technologies, to the value of £165k, is part of the build-to-print aerostructures specialist’s drive to elevate excellence in the manufacture of composite and metallic components for aerospace and defence markets.

New advanced scanning technology brings to the precision manufacturer the ability to develop model data for reverse engineering requirements, plus the capability to scan tools and components throughout the manufacturing process, to optimise conformity and quality control.

In addition, Brookhouse is also introducing specialist thermoplastic forming technology, which will enable the aerospace specialist to deliver custom solutions for a wide range of applications, including aircraft interiors and drone technologies.

“The production efficiencies and extended capabilities these new technologies bring further support our ability to deliver value and increased levels of capacity for our customers, to support future production schedules,” says Matthew Rossiter, CEO of Brookhouse Aerospace.

Working with OEM and Tier 1 & 2 customers, Brookhouse Aerospace is dedicated to delivering increased capacity to support aerospace production requirements. With over 260 employees, it provides composites, fabrication, machining, treatments and engineering expertise for major organisations such as BAE Systems, Airbus and Rolls-Royce.

“Our strong customer-focused approach – demonstrated by long-standing collaborative supplier relationships – is what drives our continued focus on efficiency, reliability and flexibility, to deliver excellence across the aerostructures sector,” adds Matthew.

Over recent months the business has also introduced a new composite routing cutter system, re-modelled its tooling methodology and introduced new tube winder equipment, to further optimise efficiencies across its composites manufacturing processes.

More widely the engineering business has expanded with the addition of a new 41,000 sq. ft. facility, invested over £500k in new precision machining machinery, opened-up internal treatment capabilities to meet increased market demand and secured consortium funding for an innovate manufacturing solution. Towards the end of 2025 it also acquired precision component manufacturing business, Parker Precision, to further extend its capabilities across aerospace and wider sectors.

 

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