Our latest batch of samples includes a selection of hydraulic cylinder ends that are machined from solid and forged with secondary machining.
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Donlouco’s utility sector track record is particularly strong. Delivering substantial volume of parts over an extended period of time for both the distribution and transmission network here in Ireland and abroad in the UK.
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A better look at our CNC Machining Capabilities and an explanation of each of the CNC Processes used for the manufacture of components and parts.
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The main issues facing supply out of China currently is the Increasing input costs for manufactured Items of metal, steel and other commodities and the other key input cost that has increased significantly over the course of this pandemic is the cost of sea freight. In this blog post we will address these issues and give an opinion on what is to be expected for the foreseeable future.
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Like most other industries nowadays outsourcing is a key strategy for the hydraulics industry where lean manufacturing processes have made these companies sustainable and highly profitable in developed economies around the world.
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In our world manufacturing is the process of transforming a piece of raw material, normally metal into a desired shape or design. Learn about our top benefits of outsourcing metal stamping manufacturing.
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Donlouco’s latest video addresses some of the common issues faced by manufacturers who strive to make great products.
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Donlouco Ireland have the capabilities to manufacture a wide range of engineered parts with many different finishing requirements. Most parts will require some form of finish to protect them from the environment or to improve the appearance or performance of the part in service.
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At the height of the Covid-19 Pandemic, supply chains were significantly affected. Products destined for every corner of the world had come to a halt at various ports with no way to reach their intended destination. Manufacturing companies throughout the UK and Europe either shut up shop and had staff on furlough or were operating at a significantly reduced capacity.
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