From a 30,000 sq ft facility on the south coast, RHH Franks delivers turnkey manufacturing solutions to an enviable list of aerospace and allied-industry clients — built on six decades of trusted, family-run engineering.
Established in 1961, RHH Franks remains a proudly family-run business with a long history of providing trusted and reliable manufacturing services to an enviable list of clients.
Delivering subcontract services to the aerospace industry from day one set the bar for everything that followed. We became specialists in adhering to the tightest of tolerances and specifications demanded by our customers — a discipline that still defines every job that leaves our facility.
Since then, the business has grown to supply turnkey manufacturing solutions across a range of industries: from complex precision components and simple assemblies through to complete part construction. Today, more than 40 skilled engineers operate from a modern 30,000 sq ft plant on the Gore Road Industrial Estate.
Six integrated departments allow us to take a job from raw material through to flight-ready component — without the delays, risk and overhead of multi-supplier chains. That's what turnkey means at RHH Franks.
Multi-axis precision machining for complex geometries and the closest tolerances — the discipline our aerospace heritage was built on.
Immersion of aluminium parts into a bath of molten salt — a unique process for joining intricate assemblies that cannot be conventionally welded.
Cutting, forming, folding and fabrication of ferrous and non-ferrous sheet — from single prototypes through to repeat production batches.
Controlled thermal processing to deliver the precise mechanical properties and material stability that critical applications demand.
Aerospace-grade surface finishing and protective coatings — applied, inspected and certified in-house for full traceability.
Non-destructive testing to verify structural integrity without compromising the part — closing the loop on quality before anything ships.
Dip brazing is a unique process that involves the immersion of aluminium parts into a bath of molten salt. The technique is used across the aerospace industry for the joining of intricate parts that simply can't be welded through conventional means.
The result is a homogeneous joint with excellent thermal conductivity, electrical continuity and structural integrity — ideal for complex housings, waveguides, heat exchangers and chassis assemblies.
Discuss your assembly →A controlled, fully-traceable workflow that keeps every stage under our roof — and every risk off yours.
The aerospace bar set in 1961 has never been lowered. Every department, every engineer and every process at RHH Franks exists to defend it.
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