From first drawing
to repeat production.
Design support, precision fabrication, finishing and assembly across three production sites.
Explore capabilitiesOne accountable manufacturing partner
Engineered continuity,
from file to finished part.
RJW combines practical design-for-manufacture input with automated cutting, forming, welding, finishing and assembly. The result is a shorter route from approved drawing to dependable repeat batches.
Connected capabilities
One drawing.
One production route.
Choose a stage to see how RJW keeps the work connected.
Production that keeps moving
Lights out.
Standards on.
Automated Amada capability allows suitable work to continue beyond the staffed shift. It is not technology for show — it supports continuity, repeat batches and a more dependable production plan.
Discuss capacity for your programmeQuality is part of the route
Proof beside
the promise.
RJW’s ISO 9001:2015 system covers the supply of fine limit sheet metal products. The current certificate is effective to 17 September 2028.
Download current certificateCertificate no. 1451 · PDF
Production formats
Choose the production route that fits the requirement.
From a first prototype to urgent small batches and scheduled repeat production, RJW adapts the manufacturing route around the job.
Production input before committing to repeat manufacture.
A practical route when time and continuity both matter.
Connected processes and automation for scheduled demand.
Materials processed
Five materials.
Specification led.
Grade, thickness and tolerance are confirmed against the drawing.
Experience across demanding markets
Different end uses.
The same production discipline.
- 01HVAC
- 02Transport
- 03Medical
- 04Electronics
- 05Marine
- 06Rail
- 07Retail & display
- 08Defence
Chris & Andy Weight
Second-generation directors
Family-run since 1966
Experience carried forward, not left behind.
Fred Weight founded RJW in 1966. Today, second-generation directors Chris and Andy Weight lead a business that has grown across three Ferndown production sites while remaining close to the work and the customers behind it.
Arrange a factory conversationBefore you send a drawing
Useful answers,
up front.
Can RJW help before a design is production-ready?+
Yes. RJW offers design and CAD/CAM input to help translate drawings, models and early ideas into a practical sheet-metal manufacturing route.
Does RJW handle both prototypes and production orders?+
The company states that it supports prototypes, urgent small batches and larger production orders. The right route depends on geometry, material, finish and timing.
Which materials can RJW process?+
Published capabilities include mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass and copper. Exact thicknesses, tolerances and envelope sizes should be confirmed against the drawing.
What should I send for an initial review?+
Send the latest drawing or model, expected quantity, material and finish requirements, target timing and any critical tolerances. RJW can then advise on the next step.
Start with the requirement
Send the drawing.
Start the conversation.
Tell RJW what the part needs to do, when it is needed and what production looks like after approval.
David HartSales Manager+44 (0)1202 875852enquiries@rjwsheetmetal.com