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.@amarinthltd are in this week’s Member Spotlight with their expertise in bespoke #engineering. #Suffolk based Amarinth are creating the green, clean energy #infrastructure that will help get #Britain to #netzero on time. Find out more here: amarinth.com

Shooting one of the many how to instructional tutorials for our end clients information for their engineers.

We've been awarded "New Anglia Youth Pledge Marque" for our support with young people, giving valuable experience to GCSE & Uni students

Currently testing bearing life and running properties of a potential new supplier, using a dye colour trace liquid to monitor fluid dynamics

Really proud to announce the launch of our new website amarinth.com check it out and let us know what you think!

Amarinth playing 5 a side.... every month Amarinth pay for pitch hire for us to have a game.

Head of Technical Engineering Andy Foreman running through the set-up and technicalities of pump self priming units.

More photos of Amarinth loading the haulage company using a Hi-Ab and completing the Ex Works contract.

After completing a skid package refurbishment, Amarinth are loading the haulage company using a Hi-Ab and completing the Ex Works contract.

Welcome back Alex Heeney who has joined us previously, to help with engineering tasks to prepare for university in Mechanical engineering!

Leadership training for Amarinth at Milsoms, Kesgrave. Despite clear instructions it literally ended up as the 'blind leading the blind'.

Our local armed forces are out practising flights in and around our area today.

Duel pump skid package on test today having been overhauled, refurbished and de-mothballed. Ready to go back into service.

Head of Technical Engineering presenting market leading benefits of Amarinths Molten Sulphur Pump design to National Oil Companies,Abu Dhabi

Colette’s sons with their thank you letters to Amarinth for donations towards breast cancer research. After making cakes & race for life!

We are extremely proud of our employee Colette and her 3 sons, who raised over £380 for Breast Cancer making cakes and doing Race for Life.

Once molten metal has been poured into the mold, it's transferred outside to cool, then broken out of the mold and moved to the workshop.

Cast components going through the shot blasting process after being released from the moulds. This process aims to clean up the surface.

More images of our long term partner and local foundry Brafe Engineering.

Brafe foundry workers pouring molten metal into a mold. Upon cooling the mold will be removed leaving just the cast metal component.