Concentricity by default
Cross-holes and flats machined without releasing the part, so bore-to-OD alignment stays inside 0.01 mm.
Shafts, bushings, adapters, fittings and connector bodies turned to ±0.005 mm — with cross-holes, flats and slots milled in the same setup, so concentricity survives.
A part with an off-axis hole used to mean turning, then unclamping, then milling. Every reclamp reintroduces the same error: the part is no longer where the machine thinks it is.
Cross-holes and flats machined without releasing the part, so bore-to-OD alignment stays inside 0.01 mm.
One machine instead of two, one queue instead of two, one inspection instead of two — usually 20–35% shorter lead time.
Bar-fed runs keep cycle time and quality flat from piece 50 to piece 50,000.
Stepped shafts, dowel pins and drive pins in 303, 316L, 4140 or 17-4PH, with keyways and retaining grooves.
Bronze, brass and PTFE-lined bushings with controlled bore tolerance and surface finish for sliding wear.
Fluid and pneumatic adapters in brass, aluminum and stainless, with NPT, BSP or metric threads and O-ring seats.
RF and power connector shells with tight thread pitch control and conductive plating.
Bicycle, automation and conveyor rollers with matched OD and bore tolerances.
Knobs, collars and sensor bodies for medical and test equipment, turned and finished to cosmetic standard.
Parts usually leave the lathe and go straight into finishing, so you receive a finished component rather than a box of blanks.
| Operation | What we do |
|---|---|
| Heat treatment | Hardening, tempering, stress relief through qualified local partners |
| Surface finishing | Anodizing, passivation, nickel and zinc plating, bead blasting |
| Marking | Laser part numbers, logos and traceability codes |
| Assembly | Press fits, O-ring installation, sub-assembly and kitting |
| Inspection | CMM dimensional report, surface roughness and hardness certificates |
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