Our skilled and knowledgeable workforce has over 80 years of collective experience in electro-plating. We offer quality, service, reliability and professionalism to all of our customers, old and new. We strive hard to achieve our aims: to put our customers' needs and requirements first and to always endeavour to get the job right, every time.

T W B Finishing was established in 1945 and is a family owned company. We are situated in Cheltenham with good motorway access. Our site is approximately 32,000 square feet and we employ in excess of 50 people. We are accredited with TS 16949, ISO-14001 and permit holder for IPPC. We carry out a large range of processes and aim to offer a 'One Stop Shop' inclusive for all industrial sectors. Our delivery and collection service is by customer arrangement. We take great pride in providing a quality and a personal service. All accounts are welcome to include a minimum charge and upwards.

We provide steel role surface refurbishment and large component 3C coordinate measurement services to a wide range of customers. For the metal rolling sector we can deliver a range of surface engineering capabilities including grinding, electro-discharge texturing and hard chrome plating. We can handle rolls up to 40 tonnes. With one of the largest Coordinate Measuring Machines in the country we can undertake a wide range of measurement work. Our contract measurement services department can confirm engineering tolerances on large components up to 1.5m x 1.5m, providing speedy verification checks and invaluable tracking of component wear and damage.

Twickenham Plating Group (TPG) provides specialist technical plating services for electronics, telecommunication, aerospace, automotive and military applications. Services include: selective gold plating, reel to reel plating and barrel/vat/rack plating. Finishes include gold (pure and hard), silver, palladium, palladium/nickel, electroless nickel, nickel, tin, zinc cobalt (olive drab and black) and black zinc nickel. TPG also specialise in plating on various different substrates from copper, copper alloys, such as brass and phosphor bronze and ferrous metals, including stainless and carbon steel, to aluminium alloys and tellurium copper.