Shafts, pins, bushings, and fittings — round parts where concentricity, thread quality, and surface finish do the real work. Turned to your print, checked before packing.
Stepped shafts, dowels, and locating pins with ground-fit diameters, keyways, flats, and cross-holes added in secondary operations where the design calls for them.
Bearing seats, wear bushings, and precision spacers — bores and outside diameters cut in the same clamping so they stay concentric where it counts.
Threaded fittings, nozzles, unions, and custom adapters. Internal and external threads, sealing faces, and hex or knurled grips as drawn.
Round parts with milled features — flats, slots, bolt circles — planned as one job so the milled geometry references the turned datums.
Features that must run true get machined in one clamping wherever the geometry allows. Where it doesn't, we plan the re-chucking rather than hope it averages out.
Threads are gauged, not eyeballed. Sliding and press fits are machined to the class on your drawing — if the callout is missing, we ask instead of guessing.
Sealing surfaces, bearing journals, and cosmetic faces each want a different finish strategy. Mark the Ra where it matters and it gets treated as a dimension.
Repeat orders run from the saved setup and program, with in-process checks against the same print. The tenth batch should measure like the first.
Free-machining steels and brass are natural turning stock, but stainless, aluminum, and plastics are just as common. Full guide on the materials page.
Shafts and bushings quote quickly — send the drawing with quantity and material, and note the fits that matter most.