The cavity
The internal space and the features it needs to accommodate.
CNC machining
From stock to a working component.
We make milled and turned parts for equipment, products and assemblies. The approved drawing and specification guide the material choice, machining and inspection.
The surfaces that make the part useful.
The cavity, mating surfaces and mounting features belong to the same part definition. Follow them from the drawing discussion to the manufacturing and inspection scope.
The mating face
The surface that meets the cover or a neighboring component.
The mounting features
The agreed positions and interfaces used to connect the part.
Housings & interfaces
Enclosures, mounting faces and connection features that give other parts a place to fit.
Brackets & fixtures
Machined brackets, locating components and fixtures made for a defined application.
Turned components
Spacers, bushings and rotational parts produced around the dimensions and finish in the agreed specification.
Work that connects
Defined before it reaches the bench.
A shared part revision, material specification and acceptance scope give production and inspection a common reference.
Prepare the project definition
From review to handoff
How the work moves.
Define the part
We review the current drawing revision, material, quantity and intended use. Questions about fit and mating components are resolved before release.
Connect secondary work
Deburring, finishing and any assembly requirements are included in the scope, with protected surfaces identified where relevant.
Inspect and hand over
The finished components are checked against the agreed inspection scope, identified and prepared for the next stage.
Bring the next part