CNC Milling & Turning

Milling requirements are reviewed against the component geometry, material and the capabilities of the selected manufacturing partner.

• Milling of flat and contoured surfaces, including mechanical components with complex geometries.
• Drilling holes, milling slots and machining pockets.
• Internal and external threading, depending on machine capabilities.
• Brackets, flanges, supports, mounting plates and connecting components.
• Prototypes and small, medium or large production batches, subject to project evaluation and available capacity.
• Machining according to 2D technical drawings and 3D CAD models.

• Aluminum and aluminum alloys.
• Carbon steel and engineering steel.
• Stainless steel.
• Brass, bronze and copper.
• Engineering plastics, depending on machine capabilities and project requirements.

• External and internal turning.
• Shafts, bushings, sleeves and spacers.
• Pins, rollers and other cylindrical components.
• Internal and external thread cutting.
• Grooving, shoulder turning and cylindrical machining.
• Components for pumps, motors and industrial equipment.
• Reproduction of existing components based on physical samples, following technical evaluation.

• Industrial machinery and production lines.
• Packaging machinery and food-processing equipment.
• Hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
• Electrical and mechanical equipment.
• Automotive applications.
• Agricultural machinery and construction equipment.
• Industrial maintenance and replacement of worn or damaged components.

Define the following requirements for each order so the manufacturing enquiry can be assessed accurately.

• Material type and grade.
• Component dimensions and dimensional tolerances.
• Required quantity.
• Surface finish and roughness requirements.
• Thread types and applicable standards.
• Heat treatment or surface treatment, if required.
• Production lead time and delivery requirements.

• Submit technical drawings, CAD/CAM files, physical samples or customer specifications for individual project evaluation.
• Technical feasibility and the selected partner’s machine capacity are reviewed before production is confirmed.
• Quotations take into account material, machining complexity, dimensional tolerances, order quantity and required delivery time.

The machining approach focuses on dimensional accuracy, repeatability and compliance with customer specifications.

• Dimensional checks can use calipers, micrometers and other suitable measuring instruments.
• Inspection methods and criteria are defined according to the required tolerances and the agreed project requirements.