case studies

Transense Technologies, a prominent UK-based sensor technology and measurement solutions company. Transense entrusted us with a complete room fit out project.

This West Yorkshire university required a number of workbenches due to the establishment of a new Electrical lab in the university.

The specialist smoke ventilation system manufacturer has purchased a number of workbenches over several years.

After the company suffered a fire at their facilities, the Benchmaster planning team accelerated the production schedule to ensure this order was completed promptly to meet the very tight deadline.

The distribution company have purchased several bespoke workbenches over several years. These large units are used across the warehouse in the Midlands.

After a period of growth, the manufacturer of protection fittings required more workbenches to match the existing ones.

Due to the build of Benchmaster’s workbenches, they have already lasted over 25 years and still going strong today.

Barnsley Assistive Technology team required a workshop refit, which included a number of workbenches and cabinets for their workshop.

This manufacturer won a major contract that required more staff and investment into their production plant.

Benchmaster had a tight timescale to work to, which included manufacturing the workbenches and also installation on site.

In this case study, Benchmaster supported a leading engineering company producing motors, drives, gearboxes and power transmissions.

The charity wanted COVID-safe workspaces for their members to come back to when their centres opened again. 

Benchmaster received a request for a quote from a domestic customer who wanted to revamp their workshop.

The engineering division of a leading consumer food solution business had a requirement to refurbish their engineering workshop.

Benchmaster completed a bespoke project for a distribution company – we designed and fitted cupboards and drawer units with a laminate top.

Benchmaster worked with a warehouse management company to provide a number of workbenches for different stages of the process. Stage one was for packing orders, stage two for returns and re-work and stage three for receiving stock.