Swiss machining for small aerospace pins, contacts, fittings, and threaded hardware, with drawing-led material selection and inspection planning.
Get Instant QuoteShare drawings for slender pins, contacts, and fittings. Define datum relationships, thread details, and the surfaces that control assembly fit before sampling.
Compare sample components against mating hardware. Resolve burrs, access for gauging, and finishing allowances before approving a repeat order.
Set material, revision, inspection, and packaging requirements for recurring part numbers. Confirm the required documentation package as part of quotation.
Ultra-precise, small-diameter complex parts machined from bar stock in a single setup with micron-level tolerances.
Live tooling combines lathe and mill capabilities for cylindrical features, housings, fixtures, and precision assemblies.
Drawing Verification
Prioritize contact diameters, bearing seats, thread geometry, and concentric features against the approved drawing and agreed measurement method.
Production Validation
Use first-article results to review the complete turned component, including cross-holes, grooves, threads, and the effect of finishing on fit.
Traceability Planning
Define the required alloy specification, heat or lot identification, and any process certificates at order review. Aerospace program requirements remain customer-specific.
Surface & Assembly
Specify edge condition, surface finish, cleanliness, and packaging. Any application qualification or flight approval follows the customer program requirements.
Select bar-stock alloys around the part function, operating environment, and approved aerospace drawing.
Strength to Weight
Grade 5 / Grade 23 as specified
A candidate for weight-sensitive fasteners, precision pins, and fittings where the drawing calls for titanium.
Corrosion Resistance
316L / 17-4PH as specified
Stainless grades serve corrosion-resistant contacts, sensor bodies, and mechanically loaded small components.
Demanding Environments
Inconel 625 / 718 as specified
Nickel alloys may be considered for small components exposed to demanding thermal or corrosion conditions.
Examples of small turned components; suitability and acceptance criteria are reviewed against each drawing.
Explore aerospace applications, material selection, and machining considerations for complex components.
Compare material options for small turned parts, including machinability, finishing, and application needs.
Learn how shaft geometry, material selection, and inspection affect fit and repeatability.
INDUSTRY COMPONENTS
Share the part drawing, material, quantity and application requirements for a project-specific review.
