How We Work
Our Process
Delivering Exceptional Quality on Every Project
At Black Isle Bronze, we have built a name for ourselves as one of the leading foundries in the UK, a reputation that has stemmed from our drive to deliver exceptional quality on every project. This dedication to quality, combined with our turnkey services and an unbeatable expertise, means we are able to guarantee that we will always meet and often surpass expectations.
Traditional Techniques
From lost wax and sand casting to all manner of supporting processes, our team utilises highly effective and traditional methods that have been used for thousands of years.
Assessing the Needs of Each Client
Our Bespoke Approach
We recognise that every project we work on is unique, which is why we carefully assess the needs of each individual client. With a lot of experience to draw upon and listening to the needs of the client, we will deliver in whatever way is going to produce the best results, clearly communicating with you exactly how we are going to do this.
Modern Equipment
Housed in our purpose-built foundry, we are invested heavily in our equipment to ensure that our abilities are never limited by imperfect technology.
Striving to Be Green
Our Commitment to Sustainability
Based in the Highlands of Scotland, we are fortunate to be living and working in one of the most beautiful parts of the world, and this has inspired us to take whatever steps we can to protect our natural environment. From reusing and recycling as many of our foundry consumables and moulding materials as we can, to becoming the UK’s first solar powered foundry in 2015, we are constantly examining how we operate as a business.
Over the last few years, we have taken every action possible as we strive to become the greenest foundry in the UK, such as by investing in an induction furnace that removes the need for us to burn any fossil fuels in our melt process and constantly recycling our materials.
We are also extremely proud to partner with Trees for Life, a local charity who has made it their mission to rewild the Scottish Highlands with the aims of offsetting 50,000 tonnes of carbon.