Communications
Communications Industry
Precision Engineering Services
Tecdot offers machining and manufacturing services specifically for the communications industry. Our state-of-the-art technology includes the latest CAD/CAM software and multifunctional 5-axis CNC machining, which enables us to produce highly accurate turned components for a variety of communication applications. Our facilities in Basingstoke are equipped with a range of precision manufacturing technology, and our skilled in-house machinists are qualified and experienced in producing complex components. All of our products undergo thorough quality control testing to ensure the highest standards are met.
Flexible Engineering Materials
Our capabilities in the communication sector include working with a range of materials such as steel, aluminium, plastic, copper, brass, and superalloys. Whether you need a single component or a batch order, we can provide components for the communication sector that meet your exact specifications. We inspect each component before shipping to ensure it is finished precisely.
Why Work With Us?
TecDot is proud of its experience and expertise in precision engineering. With over four decades of experience in providing services to clients in communication and other industries, we have gained the ability to constantly adapt to new technologies and methods. We strive to maintain our high standards and deliver exceptional results to our clients.
We have experience in manufacturing components that can withstand the following criteria demanded by aerospace engineering:-
- Severe conditions
- A wide range of atmospheric changes
- Temperature extremes
- Heavy structural loads
Quality Assurance
We have established enduring working partnerships with various clients, including manufacturers of communication related components. Our utmost priority is to maintain the highest levels of quality, ensuring that our services and products consistently meet and exceed the expectations of our clients throughout the entire project lifecycle.
