Taking on additional personnel or increasing shift times doesn’t always increase output in a cost effective way. Timber Engineering machinery solutions boost production and increase profits.

Accessing machinery and equipment affects most employees within industrial settings. We design and fabricate access equipment that enables staff to complete work safely and efficiently. AV Birch works across industries designing, developing and building complex machinery for all industrial settings.

Ongoing Brexit negotiations have not hampered AV Birch Engineering this year. The demand for specialist timber engineering machinery remains buoyant as manufacturers continue to invest.

Developing specialist timber engineering machinery takes time, skilled personnel and resources. Working alongside a respected manufacturing partner stimulates ideas, boosts innovation and benefits the wider manufacturing sector.

Manufacturers need complex machinery to meet customer orders on time and on budget. When requirements change it helps to have flexible partners that provide a range of services. That’s exactly what AV Birch’s specialist divisions offer.  

AV Birch Automation are specialists in process analysis, design and build. We can turn your automation ideas into ingenious, workable solutions with our expertise in Control System Design, PLC Programming, fabrication and Maintenance & Repair.

Much of 2018 will be remembered for Brexit negotiations and economic uncertainty. AV Birch Engineering remains upbeat, with optimism for 2019 high and sales of timber machinery buoyant. 

AV Birch Engineering (Access Equipment Division) designs, builds and installs bespoke access and platform solutions to ensure that transport operators can deploy personnel without putting them at risk.

The Brexit debate has raged for some time. There will be challenges, for sure, but UK manufacturing and engineering is quietly getting on with things. In fact, there are many reasons to be cheerful…

The twin level, steel staging will allow Hitachi technicians to take interior fittings into the rolling stock as well as being able to access the roof safely to fit HVAC parts at the same time.