Demanding materials.
Experienced hands.
From high-temperature alloys to stainless steel, we work with materials chosen for demanding applications. Get to know the alloy families below, then tell us about the part you need to make.
The material behind
the performance.
These short introductions are a starting point. We manufacture to your specified grade and drawing requirements, and review each application on its own merits.
Inconel machining
Known for strength and resistance to heat and corrosion, Inconel alloys are used in demanding environments where ordinary materials may not provide the required performance.
We machine Inconel components for repeat production. Share the exact alloy grade, material condition, and critical features so we can review the manufacturing requirements with you.
Hastelloy machining
Hastelloy alloys are valued for corrosion resistance in demanding service, including chemical-processing applications. The properties and suitability depend on the particular grade and operating environment.
If your drawing calls for Hastelloy, we’d welcome a conversation about your component and its production schedule. The alloy designation, material specification, and inspection needs give us a useful starting point.
Titanium machining
Titanium is known for its high strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. It is used in applications where keeping weight down matters without giving up the performance the design requires.
Our production focus includes established titanium parts with recurring demand. Let us know the specified grade, important tolerances, and planned release quantities so we can discuss your requirements in context.
Nimonic machining
Nimonic alloys are used for high-temperature performance in applications such as gas-turbine components and other demanding environments. The specific grade determines the properties available to the designer.
We welcome repeat-production inquiries for Nimonic components. Include the alloy specification and any material-condition or documentation requirements, and we’ll work through the details with you.
Monel machining
Monel alloys are known for corrosion resistance, particularly in marine and chemical-processing applications. They offer engineers another material option for challenging service conditions.
For Monel parts, share the grade, drawing, and expected demand so we can assess the machining requirements. If welding or assembly is also part of the program, please include those requirements in your inquiry.
Stainless steel machining
Stainless steel combines corrosion resistance with strength and durability across a wide range of industrial applications. Different grades offer different properties, so the material specification is an important part of every discussion.
We support production machining and welding requirements in stainless steel. Whether you need a recurring batch of components or a welded assembly, we’d be glad to review your drawing, quantities, and schedule.
Working with
another material?
This list highlights some of our experience, rather than every material we can consider. If you don’t see your alloy here, please get in touch. We’ll review the grade, part geometry, and production requirements and let you know whether the work is a fit.
For a useful first discussion, include the current drawing revision, exact material specification and condition, quantity per release, expected ordering frequency, and any required material certifications.
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Let’s talk about
your material requirements.
Bring us your drawing and a little context about the application. We’d be happy to discuss the material, the manufacturing work, and how your repeat demand fits our production focus.