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Video Testimonials & Case Studies
Advanced Industrial Engineering, a company specialising in the design and manufacture of special-purpose machinery, has made the switch from traditional ways of outsourcing to Fractory. In their words, this has helped them to lower their total costs, cutting time spent on procurement, finding points of improvements with the help of Fractory’s engineers, etc.
Case Study: Cutting Procurement Costs - Advanced Industrial Engineering
Viking Airport Equipment, a manufacturer of Airport Ground Support Equipment has been spreading their workload between themselves and Fractory to complete high-profile projects for clients like Stansted and Heathrow Airport. One of the main benefits of working with Fractory has been the ability to work on more projects at once because of the added capacity for manufacturing.
Case Study: From Stansted to Heathrow - Viking Airport Equipment
Exact Precision Engineering Ltd has been one of the 70+ manufacturing partners in Fractory’s network since 2020. Among many other benefits, being part of the network helps them to maximise machine utilisation, minimise material waste and save time through standardised models and drawings.
Case Study: From One-Offs to Unlimited Amounts of Parts - Exact Precision
B&W Metall, a metal fabrication company producing 4,000 tons of high-quality steel structures a year, shares its user experience with Fractory. See how their Production Manager, Allan Rosenberg, describes finding Fractory’s on-demand metal fabrication platform and how they have benefited from using an innovative solution in a generally traditional industry. Or just enjoy some wicked clips from production – sparks included!
Case study: A digital answer to an analogue problem
Elokuvakonepaja is a Finnish film camera accessory producer founded in 1987. 97% of their revenue comes from export, therefore supply chain security and timely deliveries are especially important to them. They get the parts to make film camera accessories from different manufacturers in different countries and then send them out across the world, including Hollywood.
