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What we can machine, in numbers.

Figures come from our own shop floor. Anything still being confirmed is marked.

A vertical machining centre cutting a steel component under coolant.
A CNC lathe chuck holding a turned steel shaft. An end mill cutting a slotted aluminium block. A rotary axis and tailstock on a CNC turning centre. A cylindrical grinding machine finishing a steel shaft.

Processes

Four processes,
one route sheet.

01 CNC turning centres

Chuck and bar work in stainless, alloy steel, brass and aluminium — prototype through repeat production on the same programme and fixture.

Max turned diameter
000 mm
Max turned length
000 mm
Bar capacity
00 mm
Machines
0 off — makes and models to confirm
02 Vertical machining centres

Housings, manifolds and plates, programmed and simulated in 3D before first cut.

Table size
000 × 000 mm
X / Y / Z travel
000 / 000 / 000 mm
Spindle speed
00,000 rpm
Machines
0 off — makes and models to confirm
03 4th-axis rotary machining

Three setups done in one. Fewer setups, fewer chances to lose a datum.

Table diameter
⌀ 000 mm
Swing clearance
000 mm
Indexing accuracy
00 arc-sec
Machines
0 off
04 Secondary processes

One purchase order, one route sheet — grinding, heat treatment, plating and welding follow the machining, with forging and casting from audited partners.

Grinding
In-house or partner — to confirm
Heat treatment
In-house or partner — to confirm
Plating & coating
In-house or partner — to confirm
Welding
In-house or partner — to confirm
Aluminium round bar stock stacked in a rack.
Materials

Stainless, alloy steel, aluminium, brass and engineering plastics.

Materials & tolerances

What we cut, and how close.

Materials machined regularly
Stainless steel304, 316, 316L, 17-4 PH
Alloy steelEN8, EN19, EN24, 4140
Aluminium6061, 6082, 7075
Brass & bronzeTo confirm
Engineering plasticsPEEK, Delrin, Nylon
Tolerance held in production
Turned diameter±0.000 mm
Bore±0.000 mm
Length & position±0.000 mm
Concentricity0.000 mm TIR
Surface finishRa 0.0 µm
Prototype lead time
0 weeks
Production lead time
0 weeks
Minimum batch
0 off
Quote turnaround
0 days
Rolled engineering drawings and bearings on a bench.

Before you send

What we need to quote.

Five things. With all of them in the first email, the price comes back without a round of questions.

  • A 2D drawing with tolerances, datums and GD&T marked up — PDF, DWG or DXF.
  • A 3D model in STEP or IGES, if you have one.
  • Material and grade — and say if you are flexible, as a near-equivalent is often quicker to source.
  • Quantity and schedule, plus any finish, plating or coating specification.
  • Inspection documents you need in the box, and any packing or labelling requirement.

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