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Engineered
Delivering a multitude of engineering-based solutions and services across a range of sectors including product design, development and delivery.
The Goonvean Group drive and support true innovation.
This approach is best demonstrated by the companies incorporated within the Engineered segment. We are proud to be able to deliver engineering solutions and services into prestigious, global businesses.
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Goonvean Fibres is one of Europe’s largest precision cut fibre and flock manufacturers, supplying businesses all over the world with our high-quality fibre products from the Group’s Engineering Centre of Excellence in Cullompton, Devon.
North Devon Electronics boasts many years of practical experience within the coil winding and electronics industry historically operating out of Braunton, Devon. The company are now expanding into purpose built facilities at the Group’s Engineering Centre of Excellence in Cullompton, Devon.
Operating from their newly redesigned and technologically advanced site in Totnes, Devon, Foundry and Fabrication (Totnes) is the largest aluminium foundry in the South West with over 50 years of experience in making high-quality aluminium castings.
UK LED Lighting provide Lighting Designers, Architects and Contractors, quality LED solutions, coupled with ingenuity and a professional attitude. Based at the Group’s Engineering Centre of Excellence in Cullompton, Devon.
Jades Components is one of the UK’s leading transformer manufacturers and a highly respected supplier of specialist industrial electrical components. Their electronic component distribution includes inductive, passive, and opto devices. Jades are based in Kingsbridge, Devon.
Core Engineering’s professional team have a combined forty years’ experience in manufacturing automated machinery for the automotive battery industry. They employ the latest technologies and materials to design and build better products, designed and manufactured in the UK to achieve the quality set by the OEM.
