We are proud to announce that we signed up to take part in the first Lego League (FLL) competition in the UK.

FLL is a global science and technology competition with over 250,000 young people taking part each year which is aimed at young people aged nine to 16 years, working in teams of up to 10 to complete a programming robot challenge and missions.

Winyard Engineering is proud to support The "Made In  Britain" Campaign.

All of the products we sell are manufactured, assembled and tested at our factory site here in Lincolnshire,England.

More information about the Made In Britain Campaign you can read more from the campaign founders STOVES.

From the design process right through to manufacturing. Winyard Engineering Ltd are able to achieve the challenging requirements of our customers.

We were recently tasked by the producers of Magic Choc to deliver a depositing solution to aid their tricky manufacturing process and quickly!  Using our in house trials room and large stock of cut off nozzles

At a more peaceful pace than our usual food industry projects, we were tasked by the Friends of Moulton Mill to design & manufacture a replacement gear set to enable the Ogee cap of the mill to be rotated by hand. 

Having spent time at the mill to understand the project fully (and to climb up and down the numerous flights of stairs in the tallest mill in the country), we set to work on a hand operated gearbox with a geared ratio that would make rotating the cap a considerably easier task than it had been in previous generations. 

After much heavy lifting, this project was completed in November 2013 and will be utilized to turn the cap in times of high winds, or when the mill needs to be maintained. 

Winyard Engineering Ltd are proud to be associated with the ongoing restoration of Moulton Mill and wish the Friends of Moulton Mill every success in their ongoing efforts.

Moulton Windmill in the Lincolnshire village of Moulton, between Spalding and Holbeach is a restored windmill claimed to be the tallest tower mill in the United Kingdom. The nine-storeyed mill is 80 ft to the curb and 100 ft to top of the ogee cap.