PHASA was formed in 1985 to develop & market ‘Hot Air Staking’ - a process designed for in-house use by Flexible Lamps, PHASA’s parent company.

1988 - Steady growth manufacturing assembly machines for electrical, communication and white goods industries. Moved into premises at Haverhill, Suffolk.

1990 - Started building larger, more automated and higher specification machines for Sun Microsystems, Electrolux Cleaners, Apple Computers and etc.

1991 - First large machines designed and manufactured for Automotive Industry - Landrover, Ford, Rover and Volvo commercial vehicles.

Continued general expansion of business, particularly within the Automotive Industry, which realised the potential of the process to achieve a tight 'squeak free' assembly.

1996 - Moved to New site at Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire located close to the M11 and four miles from Stansted Airport. Introduction of standard machine range, further process R & D with rapid business expansion 

1999 - Further expansion particularly within Automotive Interior sector, supplying door assembly equipment for the Jaguar X-Type cars and a major U.S.A. contract of sixteen machines and tooling for the build of 'Drive by Wire' assemblies.

2000 - Recognising the need from our customers for International market support entered into agency agreements covering - Australia - United States - Japan.

2001 - Moved to larger Freehold purpose built premises at International House, Harlow, Essex.

2002 - Developed, Patented and sold the first "Phasa Point" a new concept "one piece single staking system".