40 Peak Engineering
Mechanical & electrical engineers · Leeds

Engineering that works on site.

CAD, reliability and project support for industrial sites across the UK. We model the part, prove it with a prototype, and make it in our own workshop.

40 Peak Engineering script logo in brass
50+ yearscombined engineering experience
HNCmechanical & electrical qualified
In-house3D printing & plasma cutting
UK-widesite support from Leeds
Companies we've worked with
  • Coca-Cola
  • Weetabix
  • Cargill
  • Nobia Group
  • Yeo Valley
  • Westmill Foods
What we do

From a problem on site to a part that fits.

One team that understands both the drawing and the equipment it goes on, so the design is made with fitting and maintenance in mind.

Design

CAD & mechanical design

Part and assembly modelling, detailed engineering drawings and design development for machinery and equipment.

  • 3D part & assembly models
  • Manufacturing drawings
  • Reverse engineering
Develop

Prototyping & parts

Printed prototypes for fit and assembly checks, then parts made in-house. Materials including igus options where suitable.

  • 3D printing
  • Plasma cutting
  • Short-run parts
Improve

Reliability engineering

Practical help with recurring equipment problems, component replacement and engineering improvements.

  • Failure investigation
  • Replacement components
  • Design improvements
Deliver

Engineering projects

Mechanical and electrical experience to support industrial projects, modifications and work on site.

  • Plant modifications
  • Installation support
  • Site work, UK-wide
Selected work

Real problems. Considered engineering.

Three recent jobs, each shown from the model to the finished part. Select any image to see it full size.

Reverse engineering

From a fragment to a replacement bush.

Only a damaged fragment of the bronze bushing was left. We modelled the part in CAD, printed a prototype to check fit against the housing, and prepared drawings for the replacement.

Start
Damaged fragment
Scope
CAD · prototype · drawings
Output
Replacement bush & housing
01What was left
02CAD model
03Printed prototype for fit checks
Site engineering

Silo filter installation.

The filter, base plate, angle-iron frame and weather cover were modelled as a full assembly before going to site, so the mounting could be checked before anyone went up the silo.

Scope
CAD assembly · site install
Parts
Base plate · frame · flange · body · cover
01CAD assembly
02Installed on site
Mechanical design

Segmented mill plates.

The plates were designed in CAD as segments, so each piece can be handled through the mill access and fitted in place around the shaft.

Scope
Segmented plate design · CAD
Output
Plates fitted in the mill
01Segment layout in CAD
02Fitted on site
How a job runs

Check the idea. Refine the part.

Printing a prototype first means problems with fit show up on the bench, not during a shutdown.

01

Understand

See the equipment, the failure and what the part has to do.

02

Model

Build the component and its surroundings in CAD.

03

Prototype

Print it and check fit and assembly against the real thing.

04

Make

Issue drawings and manufacture, in-house or through trusted suppliers.

40P Engineering Ltd

Yorkshire roots. Nationwide support.

Based in Leeds, we travel across the UK to support industrial customers. The team combines hands-on site experience with HNC qualifications in mechanical and electrical engineering.

With 3D printing and plasma cutting in-house, design and making happen in the same place, which keeps turnaround short.

FMCGQuarryingAgricultural animal feedFood manufacturing
Engineer in 40 Peak overalls leaning on a lathe in a workshop with a plasma table behind
Based
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Coverage
UK-wide site support
Disciplines
Mechanical · Electrical
In-house
CAD · 3D printing · Plasma cutting
Experience
50+ years combined
White 40 Peak Engineering van with brass lettering parked outside a food production site with steel silos

On site, UK-wide.

From our base in Leeds to food, feed and quarry sites across the country.

Let's talk engineering

What are you working on?

Send a photo of the part or a short description of the problem. We'll come back to you with how we'd approach it.