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Another successful BSI Audit, made more challenging due to the relocation. Thank you to our customers, who provided great feedback over the past year, helping the process.

The keys have been collected for our new head office in Whitby, North Yorkshire. The building is an old warehouse, the earliest record of the building being 1645. Its oldest known historic use is a sail loft, where the sails for Whitby’s fishing fleet, and possibly world-famous exploration voyages were made.

The warehouse will use the lower level as storage, large component inspection, goods inwards and goods despatch. The upper floor will consist of offices, and an inspection department.

Maylan’s dedication to quality and delivery since 1978 will be strengthened, with the premises being owned and improved for this purpose.

Maylan starts to regularly supply India, shipping quality components and assemblies on a weekly basis. This is in addition to frequent shipments for other countries, namely Poland, Thailand and USA.

Maylan hands over the keys to its old factory. A temporary base is established in Northampton, whilst a permanent unit’s purchase is being negotiated.

We welcome the addition of 2 new members of staff. Mark joins as our new foreman and Allan as our new general hand.

Our MD Steve had his 15 seconds of fame when we asked MTDC to come in and film our capabilities and help us to promote our own product, The Maylan Pallet Changer.

Another successful BSI visit thanks in part to some great feedback from our customers.

We added to our already impressive inspection equipment with a new Faro arm. This clever bit of kit helps ensure products are within the very tight limits our clients require.

Dan Lawson completes HAAS training Course.

Steven Cammidge completes HAAS training Course.

Installation of Haas VF2 VMC.

Dan Lawson appointed as trainee apprentice.

The Maylan Pallet Master changes a single pallet Vertical Machining Centre into a twin pallet unit. No hydraulic or electrical connections are required by the Pallet System, as it is totally manual in operation. The Maylan Pallet Master is designed to be retrofitted onto existing single pallet VMCs or specified along with brand new machines.

Maylan Pallet Master relaunched.

Steven Cammidge completes Apprenticeship.

9 new clients added in first 6 months.

Datatrack production software upgraded and enhanced.

Steve Weiss completes IT training course.

Chrissy Ramskill completes refresher First Aid course.

Maylan awarded Small Business of the Year by Corby Business Group.

Maylan completes first year of trading from its new premises.

Ian Dove completes Mazak training course.

Milling capacity enhanced by the purchase of Mazak 530C VMC.

Kevin Dawson appointed as General Manager.

Stephen Weiss takes over the business from his father, and Maylan moves to Darwin Court.

Plant investment programme continues with acquisition of Mazak 200M Turn Mill.