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Far East partner network expanded
06 April 2017
Blue Diamond now has a comprehensive network of partner companies across the Far East for standard components and materials manufactured in metal, rubber or plastic.

Blue Diamond does not set out to be a product designer, although it may well offer design suggestions for improving a product or assembly. Rather, it is aims to take all risk out of the process of dealing with the Far East, firstly by taking responsibility from a design-for-manufacture perspective to ensure that the product a customer wants can indeed be made to meet the application requirements, and secondly by absorbing the risk of something going wrong during production.
Working with its suppliers, Blue Diamond says it can provide all the benefits of global procurement for engineered machine component parts with the convenience of a single UK source, enabling companies who don’t have their own in-house resources to take ideas and concepts into volume production.
Blue Diamond director Mike Doel says: “We have over 45 years’ experience of sourcing quality products from the Far East, having recognised early on that there were opportunities for UK companies to realise significant cost savings. Today, with our extensive network of reliable suppliers, we are able to help companies take full advantage of Far Eastern procurement – companies who would otherwise be unable to source parts from low cost countries such as Taiwan and China due to lack of knowledge, inexperience or inadequate company infrastructure.”
The Blue Diamond service meets the needs of any companies looking for volume production of custom-made parts – mechanical components that cannot be bought off the shelf. Further, over the years the company has developed and grown its in-house engineering capability to help customers refine their product designs. “We work hard with our customers to produce parts that they are happy with, and then have them made in the Far East,” says Doel.