KelderbyPrecision · Est. 1979
A titanium shaft being turned between a lathe chuck and a live centre, an indexable milling cutter poised above it

Subcontract manufacturingOldbury, West MidlandsEst. 1979

Made tofive microns.

We machine, fabricate and assemble critical parts for aerospace, medical, motorsport and energy customers, then prove every one of them.

Company
Kelderby Precision Ltd
Processes
5-axis milling · turning · sheet metal · assembly
Sectors
Aerospace · medical · motorsport · energy
Approvals
AS9100 Rev D · ISO 13485
General tol.
ISO 2768-fH
Sheet
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Founded
1979
People
142
Machines
24
Floor area
41,000 sq ft

Who we are

A family-owned contract manufacturer in the Black Country. We take a drawing, a model and a deadline, and send back parts with the paperwork to prove they are right: first article reports, material certificates, inspection data and a named engineer who knows the job.

A vertical machining centre milling an aluminium block, coolant lines trained on the cutter and swarf across the table
Ninety per cent of the job is decided before the spindle turns. The fixture, the datum, the probe routine.

Fig. 1 · Cell B, KP-M03 · 32-pallet 5-axis, unmanned weekend running

CPerformance · rolling twelve months to September 2026

Measured, like everything else.

We report our own numbers the way we report a part: nominal, tolerance, measured. Figures on this concept site are illustrative.

ReportIR-2026-09
Inspected byQuality, D. Okonjo
PeriodOct 2025 to Sep 2026
Result6 of 6 within tolerance
Company performance against targets
CharacteristicNominalToleranceMeasuredAgainst targetStatus
On time in full, to original promise date100%≥ 96%98.6%Pass
Customer PPM (rejected parts per million)0≤ 250118Pass
First-article reports, days from order5≤ 107.2Pass
Critical-feature Cpk, aerospace KCs2.00≥ 1.331.71Pass
Quotations returned within 3 working days100%≥ 90%94%Pass
Apprentices completing their programme100%≥ 85%92%Pass
Measured against targets agreed in our quality objectives, reviewed monthly.Quality & accreditations
DFeatured case study

One setup. Zero escapes.

Two machined titanium-coloured end fittings resting on an engineering drawing

Case 01 · KP-CS-0117 · Aerospace · Ti-6Al-4V

Actuator end fittings, 41% faster without a single escape

A legacy fitting made in three operations on two machines, with a bore position that drifted between setups and a reject rate the customer had learned to live with.

Cycle time−41%
Escapes, 3 years0
OTIF, rolling99.2%
Setups3 to 1

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EPlant list · 24 machines

Will it fit? Ask the machine list.

Every machine we run, with its envelope. Enter your part size and we will show you which ones can take it.

Part size check

Largest dimensions of the finished part, in millimetres.

A selection from the plant list. See all 24 machines.
Ref.MachineAxesEnvelope, mm
KP-M08DMG MORI DMU 125 P duoBLOCK
5-axis milling
51,250 × 1,250 × 1,000
KP-M03Hermle C 42 U, 32-pallet
5-axis milling
5800 × 800 × 550
KP-M09Kern Micro HD
5-axis milling
5350 × 220 × 250
KP-T01Mazak INTEGREX i-200S
Mill-turn
9Ø658 × 1,011, bar Ø65
KP-T07Star SR-32JII
Sliding head
12Bar Ø32, 320 per chuck
KP-S01TRUMPF TruLaser 3030 fiber, 6 kW
Laser cutting
33,000 × 1,500, to 20 mm
KP-Q01ZEISS CONTURA 10/12/6 CMM
Inspection
31,000 × 1,200 × 600

Quote inthree days.Lead time in thirty seconds.

  1. 1Build your requestProcess, material, quantity, tolerance and finish. Attach the drawing.
  2. 2See an indicative lead timeWorked out live from your choices, before you send anything.
  3. 3Get a reviewed quotationFrom an engineer, within three working days, with any questions about manufacturability.
FApprovals

Audited by people who do not know us.

AS9100 Rev DAerospace quality managementCert. no. EXAMPLE-0001
ISO 13485 :2016Medical device qualityCert. no. EXAMPLE-0002
ISO 9001 :2015Quality managementCert. no. EXAMPLE-0003
ISO 14001 :2015Environmental managementCert. no. EXAMPLE-0004
ISO 45001 :2018Health and safetyCert. no. EXAMPLE-0005
Cyber Ess. PlusInformation securityCert. no. EXAMPLE-0006
A machinist in overalls working at a manual lathe in a brick-walled workshop

GCareers · 7 open roles

61 apprentices trained since 1985. Four more in September.

Setters, programmers, inspectors and apprentices. Day and night shifts, paid overtime, and a training budget nobody has to fight for.

All roles and apprenticeships

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