Machining

CNC turning
and conventional

We are not afraid of demanding shapes. We provide CNC and conventional turning services, taking on everything cylindrical, axial and... complicated. By combining modern software with our machine park, we handle both one-off prototypes and series production without breaking a sweat.

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Why us?

Three reasons why clients keep coming back.

Material flexibility

Steel (of every kind), aluminium, non-ferrous metals and engineering plastics – we machine it all.

Technology tailored to fit

We select parameters so that surface roughness and tolerances match to the micron. We do not round "up" — we deliver exactly what the drawing requires.

Repeatability

Every piece in a series comes out identical – boring perfection is our standard.

Production capabilities

A machine park ready for large and small orders alike.

Conventional lathes
Ø 840
mm
diameter
3 000
mm
length
CNC lathes
Ø 350
mm
diameter
2 500
mm
length

Materials

We work with whatever your project demands.

Aluminium Brass Copper Stainless steel Steel ABS Nylon POM Polycarbonate PTFE
Shaft turning

Turning shafts and long parts

Shafts, axles and bushings are the parts we turn most often. On CNC lathes we machine them up to Ø 350 mm and 2500 mm long; larger and longer parts are turned conventionally up to Ø 840 mm and 3000 mm.

01 / Parts

What we turn

  • drive shafts, axles and stepped shafts
  • bushings, guide bushings and spacers
  • discs, rings and flanges
  • pins, arbors and threaded parts
  • spare parts reproduced from a sample or drawing
02 / Long shafts

Slender parts without deflection

On long shafts, accuracy depends on the length-to-diameter ratio and how the part is supported during machining. We choose the process to suit the slenderness of the part and confirm straightness and run-out requirements before quoting.

If a bearing seat or fitted surface needs more accuracy than turning can deliver, we finish it by shaft grinding.

03 / Series

From prototype to series

We turn single parts, short runs and repeat series. Programs and fixtures are archived, so follow-up batches match the first delivery dimensionally.

Recurring orders and scheduled deliveries are described on our CNC batch production page.

How to order

From drawing to finished parts

We quote from your documentation and agree quantities, inspection requirements and the delivery date from the start.

02

Quote within 48 hours

You receive a price and a lead time. For series we add prices for several batch sizes to make planning easier.

03

First article and repeat batches

On request we produce a first-article batch with an inspection report for the critical dimensions. Once approved, the process becomes the basis for further deliveries.

CNC turning · Purchasing

Questions before ordering turning

Short answers for purchasing, design and quality assurance.

What are the maximum part sizes you turn?

On CNC lathes we turn parts up to 350 mm in diameter and 2500 mm long. On conventional lathes we machine parts up to 840 mm in diameter and 3000 mm long. For slender parts, the length-to-diameter ratio and support also determine feasibility, so we confirm such cases from the drawing.

Do you make single parts or only series?

Both. We turn prototypes, single spare parts and repeat series. The economic batch size depends on geometry, material, tolerances and set-up time, so series quotes include prices for several batch sizes.

What tolerances are possible in turning?

We work to the tolerances and fits in your technical documentation. Achievable accuracy depends on diameter, length, material, wall thickness and clamping. We check critical dimensions before quoting; if a fit needs more accuracy than turning can deliver, we propose grinding that surface.

Which materials do you turn?

We turn structural and alloy steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, copper and engineering plastics such as POM, PTFE, polycarbonate, nylon and ABS. Material with a certificate can be sourced on request.

What should I send for a turning quote?

Ideally a PDF drawing and a STEP model, the material, quantity (current and estimated annual), required tolerances and the target date. With complete information we send a quote with price and lead time within 48 hours.

Is a first-article batch with an inspection report possible before series production?

Yes. On request we produce a first-article batch and document the agreed critical dimensions in an inspection report. Once you approve it, the released program and inspection plan are the basis for all following batches.

Ready for precision?

Send us a drawing or describe your needs — we will quote fast and to the point.

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Batch production

Offer Serial CNC machining — repeatable batches of turned parts

Guides from our knowledge base

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