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ITSS Engineering, New Zealand-Owned, based in Warkworth
At ITSS Engineering, we are a 100% New Zealand-owned company, with a team of skilled specialists committed to delivering top engineering solutions.
Our expertise includes Fabrication, Welding, Precision CNC Machining, and General Engineering, ensuring the highest quality workmanship across all our services. In addition to our core offerings, we provide Crane and Hiab Hire, Custom Truck Building, and Hydraulic Hose Repairs to meet the diverse needs of our clients.
Each year, we process over 500 tonnes of materials, including Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Tool Steel, Aluminium, Brass, Copper, as well as Plastics and Nylons, reinforcing our capability to handle projects of all sizes and complexities.
With a proven reputation for excellence, ITSS Engineering is committed to delivering precision, reliability, and quality in everything we do.












Architectural metalwork is about far more than fabrication.![]()
Long before a piece of metal reaches the workshop floor, there's a lot happening behind the scenes. Material selection, coatings, structural considerations, brackets, fixings, shop drawings, transport and installation all play an important role in achieving the finished result.![]()
At ITSS, we work closely with architects, builders and engineers to make sure every detail is considered from the very beginning.![]()
From concept sketches to final installation, we've broken down the entire process here: www.itsseng.nz/how-itss-works-with-architects/
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Thinking about adding a truck vacuum unit to your fleet?![]()
This is the SmartDig SV-8000.![]()
Built by our team, tested before it leaves the workshop, and ready to get to work immediately where it matters most.![]()
If you've got a project coming up or you're thinking about investing in a well built truck vacuum unit, we'd love to talk you through what the SV-8000 can do.
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Nice build guys.
Ever wondered how a SmartDig is built?![]()
It all starts with a rolled piece of steel.![]()
From there, our fabrication team gets to work, transforming it into the SmartDig HX6000 tank before it moves through blasting, painting, assembly and testing.![]()
It's a process that brings together multiple departments under one roof, with every stage playing a part in building a finished Hydrovac truck that's ready to perform in the field.![]()
Have a question about the SmartDig HX6000? Drop it in the comments.
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Yea boiiii
Nice work Whirly 🍻