Smiths High Performance

Smiths High Performance

Address
Stratton Business Park, London Road
Biggleswade
Bedfordshire, SG18 8QB
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 176 604 708
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Smiths High Performance is a leading stockholder and supplier of high performance engineering materials to the global motorsport sector. We are supply partners in a range of specialist motorsport markets including Formula 1, Formula E, NASCAR, Moto GP, WEC & WRC.

Pushing the Boundaries...

We align ourselves with the world's leading manufacturers and metallurgists to develop motorsport alloys that are suited to our customers' specific requirements. Client expectation involves pushing our alloys and engineering plastics to the absolute limit and our materials have evolved over time to improve component performance in the most demanding operating environments. Utilising bespoke systems and our own UKAS accredited laboratory, we provide our customers with a genuine bespoke service which is unrivalled in the industry.

Whether you are a racing team or a sub-contract manufacturer, we will embrace your design considerations and work with you to supply products which will maximise your performance and get you to the front of the grid.

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