Engineering & ManufacturingCNC · Sheet Metal · Stamping · Rapid Prototyping
What we do
Machined, fabricated and prototype parts from one supplier
Most products need more than one process: a machined housing, sheet metal brackets, stamped clips, a printed or cast cover for the first samples. Ordered together, they go through one drawing review, one inspection plan and one shipment.
Quantities run from single prototypes (CNC prototypes from 1 to 500+ pieces) to repeat production orders.
CNC milling, turning, Swiss-type turning, grinding and EDM for metal and plastic parts.
Laser, waterjet and plasma cutting, bending, welding and finishing for enclosures, brackets and panels.
Blanking, punching, forming and deep drawing for brackets, clips, terminals and drawn parts in volume.
Aluminum and pre-hardened steel prototype molds for injection molded samples and bridge production.
FDM, SLA/DLP, SLS/MJF, PolyJet and metal 3D printing for prototypes and short runs.
Polyurethane and resin parts cast in silicone molds for samples and short runs.
Deburring, polishing, anodizing, plating, powder coating, painting, passivation and heat treatment.
Manufacturing services FAQ
Can you make all the parts of an assembly?
Often, yes. Machined, sheet metal, stamped and prototype plastic parts can be ordered together with finishing, inspection and packing, so one supplier answers for the whole set.
What quantities do you make?
From single prototypes to repeat production. CNC machined prototypes run from 1 to 500+ pieces. Stamping and rapid tooling become worthwhile as quantities grow, because the die or mold cost is spread over more parts.
What do you need for a quotation?
A 3D model (STEP or IGES), a 2D drawing with tolerances, the material grade, the finish, the quantity and the required delivery date.