As with all our services, our aluminium extrusion stock holding facility is tailored to your specific requirements. We’ll work with you to source and stock the aluminium extrusion you need, whether that’s profiles, components or both. We can offer a full stock management service, ensuring continuity of supply, and we can also do rapid sourcing in the event of unexpectedly large orders. Our aluminium extrusion stock holding service is trusted by companies all over the UK to help them deliver a generous range of products in large volumes without being hampered by space constraints.

Find out more about our Global Aluminium Extrusion Sourcing service.

Yes. In addition to our aluminium stock holding service, which saves our customers both space and money, we have a comprehensive extruded aluminium stock management service that includes stock holding, low stock warnings, advanced buying with prices fixed for 12 months, and auto restocking.

Yes: we stock a range of aluminium extrusion bar, including some standard lengths and profiles. The vast majority of the aluminium extrusion bar we stock is bespoke extrusion for our customers – our aluminium stock holding service is popular with customers looking to save space and money, and can help maintain a healthy supply chain and buffer against demand volatility. We offer a simple stock holding service, as well as a full stock management solution. If you would like to know more about our aluminium stock holding service, or our standard stock aluminium extrusion bar supplies, please get in touch.

Yes, we have UK aluminium stock holding facilities at our premises in Ross-on-Wye. We can offer a simple stock holding service or a full stock management solution, depending on your requirements. Our tailored stock holding service can save you space and money, and buffer your business against demand volatility, so please contact a member of our team to discuss the right stocking volumes and periods for your business. Find out more about our aluminium stock holding services here.

Yes, we have an aluminium extrusion 3D printer here at Edmo. We use our 3D printer to create prototypes of extruded aluminium components and extrusion dies, working from CAD drawings for precise results. Using an aluminium extrusion 3D printer means we’re able to fashion quick and cost-effective samples of your product, giving you something to examine and, if necessary, take away and show to your colleagues. Customers often find that having a 3D model enables them to visualise their design more easily, helping to iron out mistakes or imperfections before production begins.

As a complete aluminium extrusion solution supplier, we’re proud to be able to manage our customers’ projects right the way from design to delivery. In the early stages of your project, we can produce 3D samples in-house, helping you to proof the new designs effectively and work with us to make any adjustments before production begins. In addition, we can provide aluminium extrusion samples for dimensional purposes, or full production samples. The cost for this is a set-fee, dependent on the quantities and lengths needed.

Yes, to an extent. We can produce small 3D printed samples very quickly, enabling you to proof your design effectively before production begins.  We can also have samples wire eroded in a relatively short timeframe by one of our trusted partners.  The final option available to our customers is to have a custom extrusion die cut, and samples pulled from the new extrusion. If you’d like to know more about the prototyping options available for your project, please contact us – a member of our technical team will be happy to let you know what we can do for you.

A: We can supply rapid prototype samples in ABS and also wire cut samples on request. As part of the extrusion process we can also offer a sample for fit and function purposes.

It may be that you’ve done your research and feel like you’ve found the perfect aluminium extrusion alloy for your project. We appreciate our customers taking the time to consider their needs before coming to us: the more information you can give us about what you need, the quicker we can find the right solution for you.

However, we do recommend that you let our technical team advise you on aluminium extrusion alloys. With years of experience and a wealth of engineering knowledge, our team are perfectly placed to help you identify the right alloys for the job. While there’s plenty of information about aluminium extrusion alloys online, and you may think you’ve found the perfect alloy for your produce, there are often hidden factors to consider, such as alloys that aren’t widely commercially available, have extended lead times, prohibitive costs and excessive minimum order quantities.

We offer free advice on aluminium extrusion alloys, as well as all other aspects of your project, so please take advantage of our expertise!

We welcome visits from prospective and existing customers to our site in Ross-on-Wye. One of our knowledgeable team members will be on hand to show you our facilities, and to explain the processes we undertake during every stage of a project, from engineering design to assembly and shipping.

To arrange a visit, or make a query, please contact us.