Welcome to the MTC
Challenging the boundaries of manufacturing
The MTC represents one of the largest public sector investments in manufacturing for many years and is housed in a 12,000 square metre purpose built facility at Ansty Park, Coventry. It is a partnership between some of the UK’s major global manufacturers and the universities of Birmingham, Nottingham and Loughborough, and TWI Ltd.
We provide a high quality environment for the development of cutting edge technologies into manufacturing processes with the aim of delivering truly innovative solutions to UK industry.
The MTC is an open access centre. We provide a flexible approach to working with companies of all sizes from SMEs to Tier 1s and large OEMs supplemented by a membership scheme which creates a collaborative research programme.
Latest News
The Manufacturing Technology Centre plans £36 Million Elite Training Centre
The pioneering Manufacturing Technology Centre at Ansty Park in Coventry has unveiled plans for a new £36 million elite training centre
MTC training manager wins top industry award
Tim Kyte has been presented with the 2013 EngTech Visionary Award by the Institution in recognition of his dedication to developing apprentices and giving them the opportunity to gain professionally recognised engineering technician status through the IMechE-approved scheme.
MTC unveil pioneering laser-cladding technology at European Conference
A world’s first hybrid manufacturing technology product developed at the Manufacturing Technology Centre has won a prestigious award.
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