Swiss turning · Turn-mill · CNC machining

Precision CNC machining for complex metal parts

From prototypes and low-volume orders to repeat production, we review your drawing and make the manufacturing path clear.

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From drawing review to final inspection, we make the manufacturing path clear.

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Built for sourcing teamsClear capabilities. Practical communication. Traceable quality steps.

Prototype and low-volume support

Repeat production planning

Drawing-led manufacturability review

Core capabilities

Choose the right process for the part.

We focus the conversation on geometry, material, tolerance, volume, and inspection needs—then recommend a practical route.

01 / SWISS

Swiss-Type CNC Turning

For slender, small-diameter, and feature-dense turned components requiring stable repeatability.

Small precision shafts
Sleeves and threaded parts
Repeat production

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02 / TURN-MILL

Turn-Mill Machining

Combines turning and milling features to reduce handling and keep related geometry in one manufacturing route.

Cross holes and flats
Complex rotational parts
Multi-feature components

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03 / CNC

Precision CNC Machining

For prismatic components, housings, fixtures, and custom metal parts produced from your drawing.

Milled housings and blocks
Fixtures and tooling parts
Prototype to repeat orders

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Manufacturing path

A clear route from drawing to shipment.

The final route depends on the confirmed drawing and project requirements. This overview shows how we organize the conversation.

Drawing review

Geometry, material, tolerance, quantity, and critical features.

Process planning

Machine route, workholding, tooling, and inspection plan.

Production

Controlled execution with in-process checks where required.

Final inspection

Verify agreed dimensions, appearance, and project requirements.

Packing & shipment

Part protection and delivery preparation based on the order.

Selected production examples

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Inspection sequence

Material and requirement confirmation

Align the order, drawing revision, material, and critical requirements before production.

First article verification

Verify the initial output against agreed requirements before proceeding.

In-process inspection

Monitor relevant features during production based on process and project needs.

Final inspection and packing

Complete agreed checks and protect the parts for the selected shipment method.

Specific equipment, reports, standards, and inspection scope remain subject to customer confirmation.

Applications

Precision across applications.

Explore production examples by application, from automotive parts to liquid cooling components.