Mantech Machinery

Mantech Machinery: CNC, laser and fabrication equipment for UK workshops

Mantech Machinery supplies production machinery to manufacturers, workshops and educational institutions across the United Kingdom. Its catalogue spans CNC routers, fibre and CO₂ laser systems, press brakes, guillotines, fibre laser welders, fibre laser engravers and digital cutting tables, complemented by spare parts and consumables. The company presents itself as a UK-based operation with its own engineers rather than third-party contractors, and states that it has been in business for over 25 years, with engineering experience extending across three decades.

Machinery ranges on offer

CNC routers

The router line is organised into three series — Spartan, Falcon and Apollo — covering entry-level routing through to ATC production lines. Configurations range from 4×4 to 8×4 vacuum beds, and the Apollo family includes a 4-axis dual-bed variant. The company lists eight CNC systems in total.

Fibre lasers

Fibre laser systems are grouped under the Vector and Titan names, in flatbed, tube and combination formats. Standard power goes up to 20kW, with up to 60kW available on special order. The range comprises twelve models, including the Vector FL60, FL90, FL130 and FL250/300, the Titan N, FC, FB and FP series, and the Titan T6524 tube machine.

CO₂ lasers and engraving

CO₂ systems are divided into desktop, pro, large-format and M-CUT categories, with power ratings from 80W to 300W, and include machines for both metal and non-metal processing. Fibre laser engravers and marking systems complete the laser cutting and engraving offer, which the company counts at more than fifteen models.

Fabrication and welding

For fabrication workshops, Mantech lists Rhino press brakes, a premium CNC bending line, hydraulic folders and guillotines, with capacities from 40T to 320T and Delem control on the bending equipment. Fibre laser welding is covered by the TRM G3 handheld series at 1.2–3kW and by RECI air-cooled systems (A80–A200) aimed at compact workshops.

Digital cutting and consumables

Four digital cutting table systems are offered for signage, packaging and flexible production, supporting kiss-cut and through-cutting on large-format material. A stocked spare parts and consumables line covers CNC router parts and laser consumables, with next-day dispatch from UK stock.

Installation, training and after-sales support

The company states that commissioning, operator training and field engineering are carried out by its own engineers, not subcontractors, and that every installation includes hands-on training, with follow-up sessions available on request. Support requests can be logged at any time through an online ticketing portal, which routes them to a service desk and tracks them to resolution. Machines carry a UK warranty, and parts are held locally to speed up replacements. The company reports more than 40 UK staff and a 32,000 sq ft facility in Halesowen, where stock, parts and engineers are based.

Sectors and applications

Mantech positions its machinery for common UK manufacturing applications: sign making, metal fabrication, cabinet making, education and training, vehicle outfitting and furniture production. It also publishes planning tools for buyers, including ROI calculators for CNC routers and fibre lasers, a chip load calculator, fibre cut parameters, a fibre job cost estimator, a press brake calculator and guidance on fibre laser extraction.

Installations and customers cited

The site documents recent installations, among them an Apollo M 1325 CNC router for G A Leask Builders and a Falcon 1325 ATC CNC router for Art Machine Shetland Ltd, both in Shetland. It also references a case study with Beevive around a DIY bee hotel product. Organisations named as users of its machinery include Rolls-Royce, the Royal Navy, Jet2.com, EKC Folkestone College, the University of Surrey, the University of Oxford, Heathrow Airport, Bentley, Lotus Cars, Nissan Motor Corporation, Birmingham City University, Pinewood, Beagle Aircraft, Bosch, West Fraser, Newcastle University, PCSpecialist and Henry Nuttall. The company describes its customer base as ranging from FTSE 100 manufacturers to universities.

Demonstrations, finance and purchasing

Live demonstrations are offered at a West Midlands showroom, and the company states that finance options are available for UK businesses. Machines and consumables are held in UK stock and are described as tested and prepared by an in-house technical team before delivery.