MecWash maximises MACH 2026

MecWash Systems had a successful exhibition at MACH 2026 in Birmingham recently, registering a record number of enquiries for its component cleaning systems. With the MWX300 and MWX400 systems on show, attendees and fellow exhibitors could see the scale of the systems and learn about the washing and drying processes within.

John Pattison, Managing Director of MecWash, was pleased with the engagement at the five-day exhibition: “We had a productive time at MACH, and it remains the premier exhibition for UK manufacturers to do business. It was very promising to have so many conversations with long-term customers and connections. The prearranged meetings with our customers were positive and the demand for our high-performance cleaning solutions is still high across manufacturing. This was especially true with defence and aerospace which are traditionally strong sectors for MecWash.

He continued: “Our stand was in a great location, and we received an outstanding amount of interest due to the excellent footfall. Alongside our sales managers, Paul Jarratt and Alan Atkinson, we fielded questions from across the sectors with a high number of inquisitive students in attendance. The reputation of MecWash for world-class component cleaning is principally due to the cleaning results that our systems provide but is also thanks to the relationships that we have maintained over the decades.

“Our production team attended on the Wednesday and had the opportunity to explore the exhibitors and review the industry as a whole. It was a great chance for the team to spend time together outside of MecWash HQ and discuss the opportunities for the future.

“We shared our stand with Sugino from Japan. As the sole UK agent for Sugino deburring machines, it was a pleasure to introduce them to the UK market.”

Pierre Le Noach, Sales Manager at Sugino France, added: “MACH 2026 was our first time exhibiting in the UK, and it was an enjoyable experience. We showcased the Sugino JCC 421 UT machine. The MecWash customers and connections were very interested in its CNC turret turntable and its submerged washing and deburring capabilities.”