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Carter Machinery · About

Machine tools, practical advice and support after the sale.

Carter Machinery Company Limited supplies sheet-metal machinery, tooling, spares and service to UK workshops. We aim to make the buying decision clear: show the real specification, show the price where we can, and explain what still needs confirming.

Our history

From C&A Carter to Carter Machinery

The Carter name has a long association with keeping workshops working. The business developed from C&A Carter into Carter Machinery Company Limited, continuing the same practical focus: machinery, parts and help when a machine is not doing what it should.

What we supply

New machinery and workshop support

Our catalogue covers press brakes, guillotines, folders, bending rolls, drills, notchers, steelworkers, saws, bandsaws, bar benders, treadle guillotines, tube notchers, enclosed fibre laser cutters, laser welders, tooling and consumables.

How we work

Specify the job first

Send the material, thickness, length, production need and available electrical supply. We can then confirm the machine, tooling, delivery, positioning, commissioning, training and warranty package.

Trust and practical detail

What you can expect from a Carter quotation

Clear machine identityCapacity, working length, axes, controls and included equipment are set out for the selected model.
Commercial termsPrices show whether VAT, delivery, commissioning, training and positioning are included or quoted separately.
Site preparation realityElectrical supply, access, unloading, floor space, extraction and guarding are considered before delivery.
Support after deliveryTooling, manuals, spares, maintenance and service support remain available after the machine is in use.
Company detailsCarter Machinery Company Limited · Registered in England and Wales no. 08132453 · Registered office: Scott House, Clarke Street, Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire FY6 8JW.
Customer references

References and previous machine deliveries can be discussed during a machine enquiry. Ask us for the most relevant reference for your type of work.

Next step

Tell us what you are trying to make.

A short enquiry with a drawing, photograph or sample dimensions is usually more useful than choosing a machine from a headline capacity alone.