T A G Engineering Services

TAG Engineering Services Limited is a precision engineering company established in 2003, based in Redditch, West Midlands, UK. They specialise in a comprehensive range of manufacturing processes including CNC milling, CNC turning, prototype machining, batch production, toolroom machining, and the design and manufacture of jigs and fixtures. The company also offers fabrication and welding, assembly operations, and repair services for mechanical breakdowns.

Their CNC milling capabilities include machines with an X-axis up to 650mm, Y-axis up to 400mm, and Z-axis up to 600mm, utilising state-of-the-art offline CAD/CAM drawing and programming systems. For CNC turning, they can chuck components up to 350mm in diameter and handle bar feed up to 70mm, with lathes equipped with sub-spindles and power tooling for higher volume work. TAG Engineering can produce obsolete parts and components, and through a network of suppliers, can manage additional processes such as heat treatment, grinding, plating, and anodising, enabling them to deliver completed items. They serve a diverse array of market areas, including agriculture, automotive, bespoke machinery manufacturing, casting, the hardmetal industry, marine, medical, material handling, shopfitting, specialist cutting tools, heat transfer, motor racing, architectural, ordnance, food, and pharmaceutical sectors.

TAG Engineering is ISO 9001:2015 certified, demonstrating a commitment to quality across all production stages. They emphasize a flexible, responsive, and customer-focused approach, offering direct consultation with company directors. Their strategic location in the West Midlands provides convenient access to the UK motorway network for efficient and swift delivery across the UK. The company aims to reduce lead times while consistently manufacturing high-quality components to meet demanding schedules and tight tolerances. Their gallery showcases a range of projects including one-offs, batch production, prototype machining, jigs and fixtures, and toolroom machining, demonstrating their ability to handle diverse precision engineering requirements.