Medical devices
Surgical & diagnostic
Small stainless parts where finish and traceability matter as much as the dimension.
- Instrument bodies
- Fittings & connectors
- Housings
Precision parts, quoted from your drawings.
Turned and milled components for medical devices, oil & gas and hydraulics.
- Quality system
- ISO 9001Revision to confirm
- Tightest tolerance
- To confirmTightest held in production
- Shop floor
- 8,000 sq ft½-acre site, 63 KVA standby
- Sectors
- ThreeMedical · Oil & gas · Hydraulics
On the floor
Every part on this site began as somebody’s drawing.
What we machine
Raw bar to inspected part.
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 every time a part comes back.
- Max turned ⌀
- 000 mm
- Max length
- 000 mm
- Bar capacity
- 00 mm
- Machines
- 0 off
02 Vertical machining centres
Housings, manifolds and plates. Programmed and simulated in 3D on our own CAD-CAM before a tool touches material.
- Table size
- 000 × 000 mm
- X / Y / Z travel
- 000 / 000 / 000 mm
- Spindle speed
- 00,000 rpm
- Machines
- 0 off
03 Rotary work & finishing
A fourth axis turns three setups into one. Grinding, heat treatment, plating and welding follow on the same route sheet, rather than across three vendors.
- Rotary capacity
- ⌀ 000 mm
- In-house
- Plating, grinding, heat treatment
- Sourced in
- Forging, casting, welding
- Assembly
- To confirm
Who we machine for
Three sectors that check every dimension.
Oil & gas
Valve & flow control
Heavier alloy and stainless sections, machined to seal-critical tolerances.
- Valve spools & seats
- Adapters
- Flanged bodies
Hydraulics
Cylinders & manifolds
Bores, ports and sealing faces, where concentricity decides whether it leaks.
- Manifold blocks
- Pistons & glands
- Port fittings
- Material / process
- SS 316L · Turn + mill
- Material / process
- EN8 · Turn + 4th axis
- Material / process
- Alloy steel · Milled
- Material / process
- Aluminium · Formed + milled
How a job runs
Six operations.
OP 10
Drawing review
We price it, and flag anything that will fight the process.
OP 20
Programming
CAD-CAM and 3D simulation. Fixtures proven before first cut.
OP 30
Machining
Turning, milling and 4th-axis, after first-article sign-off.
OP 40
Secondary processes
Grinding, heat treatment, plating and welding, on one route sheet.
OP 50
Inspection
CMM, hardness, surface and gauge checks against the drawing.
OP 60
Dispatch
Packed with the inspection report and material certificate.
Quality
Inspection is a step in manufacturing here, not a gate at the end.
The paperwork your incoming inspection asks for.
Zero defect is a target. What makes it real is measurement on the floor and documents in the box.
- ISO 9001 certified — revision to confirm
- CMM, hardness and surface testers in-house, with air and dial gauges
- First article inspection before batch release — format to confirm
- Material certificates and lot traceability — scope to confirm
- PPAP and ISIR on request — levels to confirm
- On-time delivery
- 00%
- Quality acceptance
- 00%
- Parts shipped, last FY
- 000,000
- Customers since 2010
- 00
Request a quote
Send the drawing.
These are the fields we need to price a job without coming back to you twice.