Brandauer Facility Tour

Embark on an immersive journey through the state-of-the-art Brandauer facility in this informative video that showcases our unrivalled capability, capacity, and value-added services. With over six minutes of fresh footage, get ready to explore the heart of our operations.
Since our establishment in 1862, Brandauer has been synonymous with engineering excellence and innovation. We have continuously invested in the future of UK manufacturing, ensuring that we stay at the forefront of precision metal stamping. Witness firsthand how we push the boundaries of precision at our Birmingham facility, where we split microns with remarkable accuracy.
From consultation to prototyping, design, in-house tool production, high-quality manufacturing, and logistics, Brandauer offers a comprehensive range of services for the supply of precision stamped metal components. This video serves as a celebration of all these aspects that make us stand out in the industry.
By delving into this video, you will gain insights into our commitment to excellence at every stage of the manufacturing process. Experience the passion and expertise that go into every component we produce. From the initial concept to the final product, we leave no stone unturned in delivering nothing short of perfection.
At Brandauer, we take immense pride in our heritage and the constant pursuit of precision. Our dedication to delivering outstanding results sets us apart. Witness the culmination of years of expertise and innovation in this captivating video tour of our facility.
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[@shubhamdeomane6971]

One of the finest factory I have seen. Wonderful work.

[@paulbfields8284]

I’m old school yank tool and die maker and have designed every tool, jig, fixture or special machine tool all 43 years of my career.... I’m still doing it and do not plan to ever retire.. I love it too much.. this is cool to see the computerization of it all… but I still use a a drawing board and still work precision within .0001… thank you for the tour