• 30-06-2025
• The Future of Multi-Axis Laser Cutting: Is 3D Profiling the Next Standard?

The metal fabrication industry continues to evolve, driven by growing demands for precision, efficiency and automation. Among the most significant recent developments is the rise of multi-axis cutting, or 3D profiling – a technique that adds a third axis to traditional two-dimensional cutting processes, enabling far more complex geometries and processes in a single operation. But what defines 3D profiling, and what implications does it hold for manufacturers? More critically, is it becoming an industry standard?

• 30-05-2025
• Get more out of a CNC plasma cutting machine

CNC plasma cutting machines can do so much more than just perform the basic operations expected of them. For a relatively low cost, compared to the overall investment, there are a number of optional items which are well worth consideration. Maybe you also need to drill and tap holes, quickly produce weld preps or process extra thick plates? All this and more can be achieved on a CNC plasma cutting machine specified with the relevant equipment.

• 20-05-2025
• The Benefits of Laser Cutting Over Other Metal Cutting Methods

When you're working with metal, the cutting method you choose isn’t just a technical decision – it’s a business one. The right approach affects everything from finish quality and turnaround times to production costs and design freedom. Although tried-and-tested processes like oxy-fuel, shearing, turret punching, plasma and waterjet cutting all have their uses, there’s a reason laser cutting continues to rise through the ranks. It's not about writing off the old favourites – after all, Morgan Rushworth continues to supply machinery for all of them – but there's no denying that laser cutting has become the method of choice in sectors where precision, speed and consistency are non-negotiables.

• 14-03-2025
• Our XPS Ball Screw Electric Press Brakes

Our servo driven ball screw electric press brakes are ideal for production bending of brackets and other applications in lighter gauge material. This design offers extremely high accuracy and repeatability along with high speed positioning of the bending beam. In comparison to traditional hydraulic press brakes, this 100% electric design results in less energy usage, faster cycle times, reduced servicing requirements and no hazardous waste. Two models of XPS ball screw electric press brakes are available; in 900mm bending width and 20 tonne capacity and the larger 1300mm x 36 tonne model.