Agriculture
Harvester & implement parts
Shafts, bushes and housings from the back catalogue — examples to confirm.
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Three sectors that check every dimension.
Medical, oil & gas and hydraulics share one thing: a part that is slightly out is a part that fails in service.
Industries served
What each sector
asks of a part.
01 Medical devices
Small stainless parts where the surface finish matters as much as the dimension, and every batch traces back to a heat number. We ask first: the cleaning and passivation spec, whether the part is patient-contact, and what your goods-in expects in the box.
- Parts made
- Instrument bodies, fittings, connectors, housings
- Materials
- SS 316L, 17-4 PH, PEEK
- Typical tolerance
- ±0.000 mm
- Typical finish
- Ra 0.0 µm
02 Oil & gas
Heavier sections in alloy and stainless steels, machined to tolerances that decide whether a seal holds under pressure. We ask first: the service conditions, any NACE or sour-service requirement, and the test regime the part must satisfy.
- Parts made
- Valve spools and seats, adapters, flanged bodies
- Materials
- SS 316, duplex, alloy steel
- Typical tolerance
- ±0.000 mm
- NACE MR0175
- Capability to confirm
03 Hydraulics
Bores, ports and sealing faces, where concentricity and finish stand between a working assembly and a leak. We ask first: working pressure, the seal types in use, and whether you want components or a tested sub-assembly.
- Parts made
- Manifold blocks, pistons, glands, port fittings
- Materials
- EN8, EN19, aluminium, brass
- Bore tolerance
- ±0.000 mm
- Bore finish
- Ra 0.0 µm
Other sectors
Not on the list?
The same machines and the same inspection route serve work outside the three sectors above.
General engineering
Fixtures & sub-assemblies
Machined and assembled to drawing — examples to confirm.
Tooling
Mould cavities & dies
Cavities and inserts in tool steel — examples to confirm.
Working in one of these sectors?
Send a drawing and we will tell you what it takes to make.