Your Agile Subcontract Machining Partner

At Dward Design, we specialise in small batch and prototype CNC machining, helping companies bring ideas to life and keep production moving. With modern milling and turning equipment, we offer the responsiveness and flexibility that larger subcontractors can’t always provide.

Capabilities That Scale to Your Needs

From one-off prototypes to production runs, our workshop is equipped to handle challenging parts in a wide range of materials.

Materials That Match Your Industry

Whether it’s titanium for aerospace, stainless steels for oil and gas, or aluminium for robotics, we machine a wide variety of metals and plastics to meet demanding sector requirements. Our experience ensures the right processes for strength, precision and repeatability.

Material Selection

Designed with Manufacturing in Mind

With a background in design engineering, we don’t just machine parts — we help make them better. Our input on design for manufacture (DfM) ensures your components are efficient to produce, reliable in performance and cost-effective at scale.

Machined Parts
Semiconductor

Semiconductor

High-precision components for vacuum systems, wafer handling and assembly equipment, produced to tight tolerances and clean finish standards. All Sectors
Oil & Gas

Oil & Gas

Corrosion-resistant parts in stainless steels, Inconel and specialist alloys, engineered to withstand high pressures and harsh environments. All Sectors
Hydraulic

Hydraulic Valve

Accurate, repeatable machining for valve bodies and components where dimensional control and reliability are critical. All Sectors
Robotics

Robotics

Lightweight and complex parts machined in aluminium, titanium and plastics to support automation and robotic assemblies. All Sectors
Aerospace

Aerospace

Small-batch, high-value components in titanium, stainless and superalloys, manufactured to meet stringent aerospace requirements. All Sectors
R&D Prototyping

R&D / Prototyping

Rapid, flexible machining for research and product development projects, turning early-stage designs into functional prototypes. All Sectors