Shafts and pins
Components that transmit rotation, locate assemblies or articulate mechanisms. We review bearing surfaces, diameters, fits and working areas.
For example: Stepped shafts, drive shafts, pivot pins, locating pins.
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Custom machining and industrial parts
We manufacture custom parts and replacements from your drawing, sample or idea.
From an individual replacement to a batch of components. We review geometry, material and fits around your equipment and how the part will be used.
INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTS
Examples of parts we manufacture.
Browse these examples to find something similar to your part. We also review custom parts that are not shown here.
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Shafts, gears and transmission
Gears, pinions and racks
Parts that transfer motion between mechanisms. Tooth geometry, material and the mating assembly define the work.
For example: Spur gears, pinions, gear racks, ring gears.
Pulleys, couplings and hubs
Connection and transmission elements that must fit your shafts and equipment. We review bores, keyways and fastenings.
For example: Grooved pulleys, couplings, hubs, shaft adapters.
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Bushings, rollers and guides
Bushings and sleeves
Support and wear parts for moving elements. We consider the mating component, load and operating conditions.
For example: Bronze bushings, flanged bushings, split sleeves.
Rollers, idlers and drums
Components that convey, support or guide material along a line. We review diameter, surface, shaft and mounting.
For example: Conveyor rollers, idlers, drums, roller shafts.
Guides, slide blocks and stops
Elements that guide a part or limit its travel. Geometry and material are reviewed for contact and wear.
For example: Nylon guides, slide blocks, stops, wear plates.
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Flanges, brackets and fasteners
Flanges, adapters and spacers
Parts that join or adapt components. We review fastening patterns, contact faces and connection dimensions.
For example: Flanges, spacer rings, adapters, connection covers.
Brackets, bases and housings
Components that support, locate or house other equipment elements. Datum surfaces and mounting faces are the starting point.
For example: Brackets, baseplates, bearing housings, covers.
Custom bolts, studs and nuts
Custom fastenings when a standard component does not fit the assembly. We review threads, lengths and bearing surfaces.
For example: Special bolts, threaded studs, nuts, adjustment screws.
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Inserts, dies and fixtures
Cavities, cores and inserts
Mold components for new geometries, replacement or restoration of a working area. We review integration with the assembly.
For example: Cavity inserts, cores, replaceable tooling elements.
Dies, punches and blades
Working elements for cutting, punching or forming material. They are reviewed with the operation and existing tooling.
For example: Cutting dies, punches, blades, working plates.
Fixtures, workholding and gauges
Tools that hold, position or check parts during manufacturing, assembly and inspection. They are defined around the actual operation.
For example: Assembly fixtures, clamps, drilling jigs, checking gauges.
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Pump, valve and packaging parts
Valve components
Parts for replacing or adapting valve assemblies. We review interfaces, seating surfaces and service conditions.
For example: Bodies, seats, stems, cones, plugs.
Pump components
Machined replacements and components for pumping assemblies. We start with the part and its relationship to the existing equipment.
For example: Shafts, impellers, covers, casings, rings.
Change parts and container handling
Components that guide and position containers along a line. We review format, locating references and interaction with the machine.
For example: Starwheels, container guides, format change parts.
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Material, dimensions, tolerances and verification are defined when reviewing your application.
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