Styrotech CNC
Design in Rodney
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Styrotech CNC has the ability and experience to undertake a wide range of precision cutting and machining projects. Whether it’s precision profile cutting of Plywood, MDF or any other type of wood, plastic or foam, or the design and cutting of intricate organic shapes, engraving or the manufacture of a complex geometric structure, Styrotech CNC have forged a name as industry leaders for contract CNC services, with specialist expertise in one off projects and custom work. If you are looking for specialised CNC contract services, click here to learn more about our the different services we offer. For an overview of some of the work that we have undertaken, please have a look at the portfolio of jobs that we've completed , or have a look through the gallery below
Originally founded in 1984 as a partnership between Kevin Trotter and Russell Carlyon, with no goal other than making 'killer fast' windsurfing boards, Styrotech originally started out making boards in a shed, and grew to the point of not only dominating the New Zealand windsurfing market, but ultimately becoming one of the finest producers of custom windsurfing boards in the world.
8 times NZ National Champion st PBA Brighton World Cup st PBA Noumea Dream Cup saw Styrotech manufacture over 300 boards for the first time. With private fundraising and sponsorship by Philips NZ Ltd. , the cars torpedo shaped body was designed and shaped by Trotter and built by the team at Styrotech. Interestingly, when the World Solar Challenge began , the winner’s average speed was 67km h. Strong competition results from Styrotech team sailors Russell Carlyon above left , Hamish Bayly right Scott Fenton in international events encouraged the first of many overseas orders. In the era of professional windsurfing and the Professional Boardsailors Association PBA , Styrotech quickly realised that there was a significant market for high performance custom boards overseas.
Indeed there was, and Styrotech began to not only market and sell the Styrotech brand overseas, but also make white boards ie. Opening for business in 1994, Styrotech CNC was born the combination of CAD and CAM resulting in Styrotech CNC becoming the first organisation in NZ to offer end to end 3D design, shaping and machining services. And, as the windsurfing industry developed, and the prominence of Formula Windsurfing increased, Styrotech put to good use the technology it now had available namely CAD design and CNC machining and so thus CAM Compter Aided Manufacture manufacturing and became involved with the design of initially course racing boards, and subsequently full on and Formula race wide. By using CAD, Styrotech became nationwide pioneers of the technology which is now the industry standard. Originally founded in 1984 as a partnership between Kevin Trotter and Russell Carlyon, with no goal other than making 'killer fast' windsurfing boards, Styrotech originally started out making boards in a shed, and grew to the point of not only dominating the New Zealand windsurfing market, but ultimately becoming one of the finest producers of custom windsurfing boards in the world.
8 times NZ National Champion st PBA Brighton World Cup st PBA Noumea Dream Cup saw Styrotech manufacture over 300 boards for the first time. With private fundraising and sponsorship by Philips NZ Ltd. , the cars torpedo shaped body was designed and shaped by Trotter and built by the team at Styrotech. Interestingly, when the World Solar Challenge began , the winner’s average speed was 67km h. Strong competition results from Styrotech team sailors Russell Carlyon above left , Hamish Bayly right Scott Fenton in international events encouraged the first of many overseas orders. In the era of professional windsurfing and the Professional Boardsailors Association PBA , Styrotech quickly realised that there was a significant market for high performance custom boards overseas.
Indeed there was, and Styrotech began to not only market and sell the Styrotech brand overseas, but also make white boards ie. Opening for business in 1994, Styrotech CNC was born the combination of CAD and CAM resulting in Styrotech CNC becoming the first organisation in NZ to offer end to end 3D design, shaping and machining services. And, as the windsurfing industry developed, and the prominence of Formula Windsurfing increased, Styrotech put to good use the technology it now had available namely CAD design and CNC machining and so thus CAM Compter Aided Manufacture manufacturing and became involved with the design of initially course racing boards, and subsequently full on and Formula race wide
Originally founded in 1984 as a partnership between Kevin Trotter and Russell Carlyon, with no goal other than making 'killer fast' windsurfing boards, Styrotech originally started out making boards in a shed, and grew to the point of not only dominating the New Zealand windsurfing market, but ultimately becoming one of the finest producers of custom windsurfing boards in the world.
8 times NZ National Champion st PBA Brighton World Cup st PBA Noumea Dream Cup saw Styrotech manufacture over 300 boards for the first time. With private fundraising and sponsorship by Philips NZ Ltd. , the cars torpedo shaped body was designed and shaped by Trotter and built by the team at Styrotech. Interestingly, when the World Solar Challenge began , the winner’s average speed was 67km h. Strong competition results from Styrotech team sailors Russell Carlyon above left , Hamish Bayly right Scott Fenton in international events encouraged the first of many overseas orders. In the era of professional windsurfing and the Professional Boardsailors Association PBA , Styrotech quickly realised that there was a significant market for high performance custom boards overseas.
Indeed there was, and Styrotech began to not only market and sell the Styrotech brand overseas, but also make white boards ie. Opening for business in 1994, Styrotech CNC was born the combination of CAD and CAM resulting in Styrotech CNC becoming the first organisation in NZ to offer end to end 3D design, shaping and machining services. And, as the windsurfing industry developed, and the prominence of Formula Windsurfing increased, Styrotech put to good use the technology it now had available namely CAD design and CNC machining and so thus CAM Compter Aided Manufacture manufacturing and became involved with the design of initially course racing boards, and subsequently full on and Formula race wide. By using CAD, Styrotech became nationwide pioneers of the technology which is now the industry standard. Originally founded in 1984 as a partnership between Kevin Trotter and Russell Carlyon, with no goal other than making 'killer fast' windsurfing boards, Styrotech originally started out making boards in a shed, and grew to the point of not only dominating the New Zealand windsurfing market, but ultimately becoming one of the finest producers of custom windsurfing boards in the world.
8 times NZ National Champion st PBA Brighton World Cup st PBA Noumea Dream Cup saw Styrotech manufacture over 300 boards for the first time. With private fundraising and sponsorship by Philips NZ Ltd. , the cars torpedo shaped body was designed and shaped by Trotter and built by the team at Styrotech. Interestingly, when the World Solar Challenge began , the winner’s average speed was 67km h. Strong competition results from Styrotech team sailors Russell Carlyon above left , Hamish Bayly right Scott Fenton in international events encouraged the first of many overseas orders. In the era of professional windsurfing and the Professional Boardsailors Association PBA , Styrotech quickly realised that there was a significant market for high performance custom boards overseas.
Indeed there was, and Styrotech began to not only market and sell the Styrotech brand overseas, but also make white boards ie. Opening for business in 1994, Styrotech CNC was born the combination of CAD and CAM resulting in Styrotech CNC becoming the first organisation in NZ to offer end to end 3D design, shaping and machining services. And, as the windsurfing industry developed, and the prominence of Formula Windsurfing increased, Styrotech put to good use the technology it now had available namely CAD design and CNC machining and so thus CAM Compter Aided Manufacture manufacturing and became involved with the design of initially course racing boards, and subsequently full on and Formula race wide
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Styrotech CNC are able to work with you in the design and CAD modelling of a wide range of moulds, ranging in size from as small as a soap dish to the deck and superstructure of a Warwick 75' yacht pictured at left for more details click here . These sub assemblies can be CNC machined and used in the construction of the larger building, or alternatively as a means of specifying the construction of a building. To learn more about how Styrotech CNC's involvement in the construction of a home using CAD CNC technology, click here. Using our background in the design of windsurf boards as a starting point, Styrotech CNC can work with you to design any one of a wide range of recreational boards’. Fin design has always been at the core of what Styrotech did for windsurfing, and these skills have been extended to include the design of fins for surfboards, standup paddleboards and kite boards. Styrotech CNC can digitally model your fin concept, or prepare a fin design for you we can design fins for a wide range of applications according to your requirements and with the benefit fof our experience. As Styrotech has become more involved in the design of standup paddleboards, and gained an understanding of what makes them perform, it was perhaps inevitable that Styrotech would become involved in the design of SUP paddles. Using MaxSurf and Solidworks software in conjunction with experience, Styrotech CNC can work with you, or use plans to design and shape the hull and superstructure for use in the construction of static models. Whatever your idea, there's a very good chance that Styrotech CNC can design and model it in CAD, giving you the opportunity to either build a 'one off' or prepare for larger scale production. eCommerce website design by eCommerce Websites Limited New Zealand, part of the Fuel Design Group fuel portal
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