Rochdale manufacturer commissioned to build £1.7 million rotor-grinding machine
Valued in excess of $1.7 million, the new TG 350E rotor grinder is currently being built at PTG Holroyd’s technology centre and is scheduled to ship in springtime 2023
A Rochdale-based manufacturing company has been commissioned to build a £1.7 million rotor grinding machine for an American company.
PTG Holroyd, based in Milnrow, designs, builds and supplies high-precision gear, rotor, screw and thread milling and grinding machines.
The machine helps make rotors and screws which are used in high-level manufacturing.
Valued in excess of $1.7 million, the new TG 350E rotor grinder is currently being built at PTG Holroyd’s technology centre and is scheduled to ship in springtime 2023.
Sales director, Mark Curran, said: “Around the globe, PTG Holroyd’s rotor milling, rotor grinding and gear grinding machines are renowned for their accuracy, reliability and longevity.
“Offering the most up-to-date control technologies new TG Series models further build on the uncompromising capabilities that have helped established PTG Holroyd rotor grinding machines as a favoured choice for many manufacturers of refrigeration compressors, helical rotors and threads.”
