Machining
Machining operations and materials
Mechanical machining by chip removal, as a subcontractor: from micromechanical parts to large components, from prototypes to medium series.
Operations
What we do, and on which machines
Turning
Machines: Parallel lathes, CNC lathes
- Turning
- Bar turning
- Threading
Milling
Machines: Knee-type milling machines, CNC milling machines, Machining centres
- Milling
- Contour milling
- Thread milling
- Profiling and gear cutting by milling
- Engraving
Drilling and boring
Machines: Jig borer, Drilling machines, Machining centres
- Drilling
- Boring
- Jig boring
- Tapping
Slotting
Machines: Slotting machine
- Profiling and gear cutting by slotting
Grinding and finishing
Machines: Grinding machines
- External and internal cylindrical grinding
- Surface grinding
- Lapping
- Honing
Cutting
Machines: Miscellaneous equipment
- Sawing
- Cutting off
Assembly and welding
Machines: Miscellaneous equipment
- Mounting
- Assembly
- Fitting
- TIG welding
- Brazing
- Tinning
Inspection
Machines: Inspection equipment
- Dimensional inspection
- Surface plate inspection with printed measurement report
- Roughness testing
- Rockwell, Brinell and Vickers hardness testing
From one-off parts to series
- Prototypes
- One-off parts
- Small and medium series
- Assemblies and sub-assemblies
Materials
Every metal, and non-metallic materials
Metals and alloys
- Steels
- Cast irons
- Bronzes
- Brass
- Copper
- Stainless steels
- Aluminium
- Titanium
- Tantalum
- Nickel
- Hastelloy
- Inconel
- Incoloy
- Monel
- Invar
- Kovar
Engineering plastics
- Graphite
- PTFE
- PP
- PE
- POM
- PVC
- PEEK
- PSU
- Vespel
Machinable ceramics
- Macor
- Stumatit
Your drawings
From drawing to machine
Programming is done on VIRTUAL GIBBS CAM, from your paper drawing or your file (PDF, JPEG, DXF, DWG, STEP, IGES, SLDPRT). The machining data then goes by cable, via DNC, to the CNC machines.