Parish Engineering

13/05/2023

Happy Mother’s Day!!

31/12/2022

24/12/2022

Parish Engineering would like to thank you for your continued support throughout 2022. We wish you a peaceful and relaxing Christmas and we look forward to a successful 2023 together. Take care and stay safe!

28/06/2022

Did you know that Parish Engineering owns and manufactures Longworth fittings & couplings?

https://longworthairfittings.com.au/

07/05/2022

Happy Mother’s Day!

04/05/2022

Parish Engineering is proud to be an Australian Owned Certified business! By supporting us and other businesses, you are supporting the Australian economy and investing in Australia. For this, we thank you!

29/04/2022

You want to avoid time costly double handling!?
Parish Engineering engages several key quality suppliers and assemble your product inhouse, which enables us to deliver the finished product straight to you.

Want to learn more, contact us today at https://www.parishengineering.com.au/general-engineering-assembly/ or call us on +61 3 9555 3377.

26/04/2022

Parish Engineering is a distributor for Threadmaster, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of screw gauges and plain gauges.

For more information, please visit https://www.parishengineering.com.au/gauges/ or call us on +61 3 9555 3377.

20/04/2022

Parish Engineering is equipped with highly precise CNC machines and is capable of manufacturing a wide range of products.

Learn more online at https://www.parishengineering.com.au or call us on +61 3 9555 3377.

18/04/2022

Parish Engineering has a number of machining centres to produce precision components from the simplest to the most complex form.

The latest CNC Milling and turning technology also mean that Parish Engineering is able to keep up with customer demands and, therefore, offer unmatched turning quality.
For more information, visit https://www.parishengineering.com.au/cnc-milling/

14/04/2022

12/04/2022

After a plastic gear failed on one of our roller doors, our 2nd-year Fitter and Turner apprentice Corey didn’t think twice and took it in his own hands to manually machine a new gear for it, well done Corey!