Who Uses SOLIDWORKS in Wales?

Written by: Solid Solutions Marketing
Published: Feb 29, 2024
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This St. David’s Day, we are shining the spotlight on the innovative contributions of Welsh companies utilising SOLIDWORKS, from the northern tip of Ynys Môn to the beautiful Bannau Brycheiniog in the south.
Discover captivating stories of Welsh businesses overcoming challenges and embracing technological advancements with SOLIDWORKS.
Whether it’s enhancing product design or revolutionising supply chain management, SOLIDWORKS empowers Welsh clients to shape the future of their industries.
Discover how SOLIDWORKS empowers our clients to shape the future, one design at a time, as we continue to celebrate innovation and success in the land of dragons.
Peter Jones (ILG) Ltd

Founded in 1967, Peter Jones is a leading designer and manufacturer of innovative carrying solutions.
Specialising in high-quality leather and modern plastic moulded components, they serve diverse sectors including police, fire, ambulance, prisons, search & rescue, security, and worker safety industries.
Their clients are across the global, supplying directly to device manufacturers and end-user organisations through a vast distributor network.
WHAT ARE PETER JONES USING SOLIDWORKS FOR?
Peter Jones leverages SOLIDWORKS for cutting-edge innovation and streamlined production.
It facilitates their design in crafting precise and customised solutions for carrying and protection needs.
Check out the SOLIDWORKS products that help them realise their vision:
To learn more about Peter Jones and what they do, visit their website.
Curtiss-Wright

Curtiss-Wright’s Industrial Division provides leading-edge components & sub-systems across a diverse set of global customers & markets.
The Industrial Division is a recognised leader in providing components and sub-systems that enable customer-specific solutions for on-and off-highway vehicles.
These include medium- and heavy-duty trucks, buses and motor coaches, construction and agricultural vehicles, materials handling and other speciality vehicles, as well as sophisticated wheelchairs and scooters for medical mobility.
WHAT ARE CURTISS-WRIGHT USING SOLIDWORKS FOR?
Curtiss-Wright’s Industrial Division utilises SolidWorks to streamline their workflow in design.
Equipped with the 3D modelling capabilities of SOLIDWORKS, the division achieves detailed and realistic representations of components and systems, facilitating efficient assembly modelling and design validation through simulation.
SOLIDWORKS serves as a collaborative platform, fostering communication between in-house hardware and software design teams.
This integration ensures a seamless development process and contributes to the division’s ability to provide innovative and tailored solutions for a diverse range of industrial applications.
Check out the SOLIDWORKS products that help them realise their vision:
To learn more about Curtiss-Wright and what they do, visit their website.
DMM Engineering Ltd.

Founded in 1981 as Moorhouse Engineering and later rebranded as DMM, the company has thrived as designers and manufacturers of premium quality climbing equipment in the industry for over four decades.
The core philosophy of producing the best equipment at the best price has been central to their success.
Operating in both recreational and industrial markets, DMM’s commitment to innovation is evident in continuous investment in product development and facility expansion.
The recent addition of a purpose-built Assembly area and CNC machining area reflects their dedication to efficiency and maintaining their unique status as the sole manufacturer of climbing hardware in the UK.
With a focus on leading the field in their specialist areas, DMM has become a globally recognised brand, showcasing their success in the industry from their base in north Wales.
WHAT ARE DMM ENGINEERING USING SOLIDWORKS FOR?
DMM relies on SOLIDWORKS for streamlined product development, using its 3D modeling and simulation features to design and engineer premium climbing equipment.
This software accelerates the design phase, facilitates precise adjustments, and ensures design integrity throughout the process.
SOLIDWORKS plays a crucial role in prototype creation, contributing to DMM’s reputation as industry leaders in crafting top-tier climbing gear.
Check out the SOLIDWORKS products that help them realise their vision:
To learn more about DMM Engineering and what they do, visit their website.
Industrial Engineering Services

For over thirty-seven years, Industrial Engineering Services (IES) has been a cornerstone in Wrexham, providing a spectrum of engineering solutions.
Specialising in CAD design, they ensure meticulous planning, while precision CNC machining guarantees top-tier manufacturing quality.
Proficient in milling, turning, and cutting, they shape raw materials with finesse and offer bespoke jigs and fixtures tailored to unique project needs for all types of steel fabrication.
Embracing innovation, Industrial Engineering Services also pioneer 3D printed prototypes for rapid and accurate prototyping. With a steadfast commitment to excellence and a proven track record, they stand as a reliable partner for businesses seeking comprehensive and precise engineering services in the region.
WHAT ARE IES USING SOLIDWORKS FOR?
IES leverages SOLIDWORKS to bring concepts to life through precise 3D modelling. It enables their professional CAD engineers to create intricate virtual representations of your ideas.
By harnessing the power of SOLIDWORKS, IES ensures a sophisticated and efficient approach to 3D modelling, contributing to the successful realisation of your manufacturing projects.
Check out the SOLIDWORKS products that help them realise their vision:
To learn more about IES and what they do, visit their website.
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