Celebrating a 14 year anniversary of Craig making our Mechanical Engineering projects happen
In July Craig Harbron celebrated his 14th work anniversary at the company so we took the opportunity to do a Q&A on his time here and his achievements.
In July Craig Harbron celebrated his 14th work anniversary at the company so we took the opportunity to do a Q&A on his time here and his achievements.
Apexis Engineering are proud to be members of the East Midlands Manufacturing Network; being based in Derby we access the Derbyshire and Derby meetings and this summer we were on tour with the meeting being held at the National Tramway Museum in Crich. What’s happening in the
July 2026; in this blog we’re reviewing the UK Manufacturing’s challenges to move from resilience to long term growth
When there is a heatwave on, grab a cold drink and head to the closest cool place (like the workshop here at unit 5 is!) and have a read of the news from Apexis Engineering including the things that have piqued our interest and the things we’re sharing that are newsworthy.
Apexis Engineering are delighted to welcome our 2026 summer intern into the business. Emily has joined us today to work through her summer holidays; she has just completed her first year in General Engineering at the University of Warwick. Emily says “I am really looking forward to
The game changer of having a turnkey engineering partner with both skillsets of mechanical engineer (mechanic) and CAD design engineer to create your bespoke machine or customised plant is highlighted in the latest Apexis Engineering blog
Apexis Engineering have supported charity Aquabox with tooling to help with the manufacture and assembly of their next generation of water filters as part of our CSR strategy.
What is the benefit of appointing a turnkey engineering team who prioritises time at your site to kick off a project? This blog outlines how Apexis Engineering approaches your projects for bespoke machinery or customised plant by starting with conversations with all of the people onsite who’ll be involved in the project.
The UK’s manufacturing sector has shown encouraging signs of recovery during the first half of 2026. After a challenging period marked by inflation, supply chain disruption and economic uncertainty, manufacturers are reporting stronger levels of output, improving order books and renewed confidence in future growth. According to
How is it the end of April already? We snuck in an Engineering Echo this month to talk about what we’ve seen, heard and found during this super busy month.