CDAMC was established to provide their customers with a facility where new technologies, such as electrochemical machining, can be explored. It does not necessarily have to be a new technology, but it may be a new technology for that customer. CDAMC works with customers to evaluate the manufacturing methods that they are currently using, or proposing to use, to determine if there are other more advanced processes that could be used which could result in improved efficiency, improved quality, or improved product design.

FP7 - The European Commissions program for Research funding. CDAMC is actively involved in 2 projects that secured €4.7 million in funding.

Click on the images below to read more about FP7 and CDAMCs experiences and services and the potential benefit to SMEs. A recent articles from the Sunday Business Post is also included.

CDAMC’s founder Dr. Carl Diver has experience in micro machining using non-traditional manufacturing processes including but not limited to ECM (Electrochemical Machining), EDM (Electro Discharge Machining), AFM (Abrasive Flow machining), laser processing, micro-deburring, polishing, and precision measurement. Carl worked for one of the worlds largest automotive component suppliers and is using the experience he gained from working in that environment to ensure that CDAMC reacts quickly to customer needs, ensures that work is carried out efficiently, effectively and professionally. CDAMC aims to provide real practical solutions to its customers.

CDAMC offers customers the opportunity to carry out R&D and also offers a prototype manufacturing service

CDAMC has a strong international network of associates, links with Universities and Institutes of Technology, experience of working globally and language skills.