Company Profile
We are machinists, engineers, founders and pattern makers based in Grimsby. We can provide solutions for all your engineering needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Find out more about what makes F&H unique.
Since 1919 we provide foundry and engineering services from Grimsby, UK to clients around the world.
Member of TGM Industrial Group
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Success from Versatility
Versatility and customer satisfaction is key to our lasting success. We specialise in short runs and one-offs, and can answer your problems 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This flexibility allows us to find the ideal solution to suit your circumstances, this is made possible through our extensive skills and machinery.
We operate an Alphaset Sand System, Iron Foundry, Pattern Shop, Machine Shop and Fabrication Facility – all of which have benefited from substantial investment during the past few years.
Fabrication
Facility
Our fabrication department complements the engineering service and has a range of facilities…
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Pattern Making
Facility
Our experienced pattern makers can produce a full range of patterns to suit all methods of moulding…
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Technical
Specifications
Testing is carried out by a UKAS accredited test house, All our testing is carried out by a PCN level 3 qualified…
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Machine Shop
On Site
We offer precision machining services utilising CNC and conventional machining providing clients with high-quality components. Our experience makes us a reliable partner for your machining needs
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FastFlow is 100% recycleable and is the only Type-I D400 bridge drainage product
Surface and Sub-Surface Bridge Deck Drainage Solutions
Fowler & Holden Ltd
was founded in Church Street, Grimsby, United Kingdom by Hector Fowler.
The company
grew a reputation for quality engineering and in 1968 the firm moved to new premises in Railway Street. Stan Fowler, Hector's son, presided over the relocation and was managing director of the company until 1986.
George Hall
George ran Fowler and Holden from 1986 to 1993 when John Hardy took over
John Hardy
ran F&H as Managing Director from 1993 until 2010, Glen Gaiger also became a Director. It was during this period that Fowler and Holden's own bridge drainage system FastFlow was developed.
Glen Gaiger
took over as MD and the company continued it's advancement with the introduction of Nick Kitchen, F&H's Technical Director who brought more than 20 years of technical experience, covering production of iron, steel, high alloy iron and steel castings.
TGM Industrial Group
acquired the business from Nick Kitchen. TGM Industrial is an integrated group of precision Engineering and Industrial manufacturing companies