Manufacturing capabilities
The right process.
For your project.
A single machined part, a group of matched components or a subassembly. Define the deliverable, then align the processes, responsibilities and quality requirements.
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CNC milling
Geometry with a purpose.
Milled pockets, precise mating faces, drilled patterns and tapped features. A practical route for housings, brackets, plates and other prismatic components.
- Process options
- Milling · Drilling · Tapping · Selected 4th-axis work
- Project review
- Datums, access, wall thickness, pocket depth and critical interfaces.
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Swiss & CNC turning
Rotational parts, carefully considered.
Swiss-type and conventional CNC turning for shafts, bushings, sleeves and other rotational components. Part geometry and quantity guide the process choice.
- Process options
- Swiss-type turning · CNC turning · Selected mill-turn operations
- Project review
- Diameters, concentricity, slender features, threads and surface finish.
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Component & subassembly work
More of the finished component in one project.
Discuss combining machined parts, purchased items and assembly into a defined deliverable. Previous rotor work combined a machined body, bonded magnets and an outer sleeve. New projects include a review of the assembly workspace, tooling and inspection setup required.
- Process options
- Machined components · Purchased parts · Bonding and mechanical assembly, subject to project review
- Project review
- Bill of materials, make/buy scope, mating fits, orientation, joining conditions, supplied parts and acceptance criteria.
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Inspection fixtures & test tooling
Built around the part you need to check.
Fixtures for positioning, holding and inspecting parts, based on your drawing or a clearly defined checking task. For inspection-equipment projects, we review the mechanical scope separately from sensors, controls, software and system validation.
- Process options
- Locating and holding fixtures · Checking tools · Mechanical parts and subassemblies for inspection equipment
- Project review
- Reference part, datums, clamping, operator access, measurement method and fixture acceptance criteria.
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Metals & engineering plastics
The material is part of the design.
Machining routes for aluminum, stainless and alloy steels, brass and copper, alongside engineering plastics. Specify the exact grade, condition and certification needs in your RFQ.
- Process options
- Metals · Engineered polymers · Drawing-specific finishes
- Project review
- Material grade, stability, burr control, cosmetic surfaces and any secondary processes.
A note on specifications
Specifications matched
to your drawing.
We confirm achievable tolerances, part size, finish, quantity and lead time during technical review.
For purchased items, coatings, heat treatment or other outside processes, agree supplier responsibilities, incoming checks and records before placing the order. Assembly setup, tooling and any dedicated testing are confirmed project by project.
Your next project
Let’s make
your next project.
A machined part, a component assembly or a checking fixture. Start with the drawing, bill of materials or intended use.
Discuss your projectDirect contact with your US point of contact.