Founded by Norman Goff and John Aslett in the humble premises that were their garages.
Due to the determined efforts and commitment of these talented engineers they quickly outgrew their garages and moved to a larger unit in Fareham.
This successful business was built by the skills of these men manufacturing one off and small batches of quality precision components using manual lathes and milling machines and soon other engineers joined the team.

After the sudden passing of John, Norman took sole ownership of Norjon Engineering.

Norman decides to retire putting Norjon engineering up for sale and his former apprentice at Geo.Kingsbury, Kevin Fox purchases Norjon.

Norjon engineers move to new larger premises in Gosport, shortly followed by the arrival of Norjon’s
first CNC Machine – a Bridgeport VMC600

Continued growth and success pushes Norjon to move to a larger premises for the second time.

Introduction of high tech CAD/CAM software, Hermle 5 axis milling machines from Geo. Kingsbury Machine Tools www.geokingsbury.com and mould tool design.

Success and growth resulted in the company moving once more to its current premises in Quay West Business Centre, Gosport.

Continued growth resulted in further investment into the purchase of an Okuma Multus multi axis multi-tasking machine and a Hermle C400 5 axis machining centre.

February saw Norjon add further to their collection of Hemle’s with the addition of a C250 5 axis milling machine taking the total number of 5 axis milling machines to six. May, sees the arrival of their second Okuma lathe, a LB3000 MYW 800.

Norjon work towards full automation by investing in three Erowa Compact 80 robots. These will enable virtually unmanned operation of three machining centres and will be able to run these machines automatically during the ‘quiet hours’.