Decisions to make early
Separate critical fits from general dimensions. Material grade, tolerance, surface finish and batch quantity affect the machining and inspection approach.
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Precision Machining
Details made to fit the bigger picture.
Machined components connect design intent with repeatable production. Share your drawings so dimensions, fits, material and inspection needs can be reviewed together.
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THE SCOPEOne brief.
One brief.
Every detail.
Explore the processes relevant to your project. The final scope is agreed after a technical review.
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CNC turning
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CNC milling
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VMC machining
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Drilling and tapping
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Precision components
PLAN YOUR REQUIREMENTA useful brief.
A useful brief.
A clearer next step.
Shafts, spacers, brackets, housings and components with defined mating features.
What to agree before work begins
Agree the current drawing, material specification, critical dimensions, inspection requirements and any documentation needed with the parts.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIREQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
Do all dimensions need the tightest tolerance?
State the tolerances required for the component to function. Identify the mating parts and critical features so the machining and inspection plan can focus on the dimensions that matter.
What should I include for a repeat batch?
Provide the approved drawing revision, material, quantity and any relevant inspection records or approved sample information. Flag changes from the previous version explicitly.
A CLEAR START
What to share.
Component drawings, material specification, tolerances and batch size.
Technical scope, material suitability, tolerances, inspection criteria, pricing and timing are confirmed after reviewing your requirements.
A CONNECTED APPROACHThink beyond
Think beyond
one process.
Your project may need design, fabrication, finishing and assembly together. Include the complete requirement so each step can be considered in context.
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