History
Castle was established in 1951 as the Textile Engineering Company. Early growth saw diversification from dependence on textile machinery to more general sub-contract engineering as well as tool making.
In 1963 the Company changed its name to Castle Precision Engineering (Glasgow) Ltd and moved location to new purpose-built premises in Castlemilk.
In 1983 Castle became one of the first engineering companies in Scotland to be awarded BS5750, later ISO 9002 and was also one of the first adopters of CNC machining techniques in the UK.
In June 2006 Castle was awarded the AS/EN 9100:Rev B Aerospace quality standard. In 2007 Castle joined the Society of British Aerospace Companies (SBAC) and is now an active member of the SC21 initiative.
Now with over half a century of experience, Castle has grown into one of the foremost independent CNC production facilities in the UK. Currently possessing 60 plus major CNC machine tools occupying an area of 60,000 sq ft, the Company retains full tool-room facilities to support its production requirements.
Throughout its history Castle has consistently provided an engineering resource that customers have relied on for delivery, accuracy, efficiency and cost effectiveness.
Today Castle is recognised as a world-class company that delivers optimum manufacturing solutions.
