Fisadco was originally formed in the early 1900s, manufacturing fish processing machinery in the city of Kingston Upon Hull in East Yorkshire at a time when Hull was considered one of the world’s major fishing ports.

Following the decline of the fishing industry Fisadco re-launched itself in 1980 offering specialist precision engineering service to local manufacturers. This developed over the years with Fisadco becoming one of the leading sub-contract precision engineering and fabricating companies in the area.

The business grew on its reputation for producing high quality, precision components, delivered on time at competitive prices!

Reassuringly this is still true today, with Fisadco being the preferred supplier for many manufacturers ranging from the food processing and print machinery industries, to the manufacture of mechanical conveyor systems. Our steady growth is a result of building strong customer relationships through reliable, affordable performance which in turn has led to an increase in repeat orders and customer recommendations. Heavy investment in plant and machinery combined with the latest design facility enable continuous improvement to customers component design, development and manufacture of specialist machinery.

With a get it ‘right-first-time’ approach we aim to prevent non-conformance in all areas of our process and strive for continual improvement.  It is our priority to provide products and services that fully and consistently meet the agreed requirements of our customers and to ensure that products are manufactured to defined standards of content and fitness for purpose. Fisadco Engineering is proud to hold BS EN ISO 9001 certification, reflecting our commitment to quality management and continuous improvement across all areas of our business.

We believe, with our ability and foresight, we can help your company become more competitive by having your components made by someone who understands manufacturing and deadlines, and take away your concerns by offering solutions to your problems.