Industries
The kinds of parts buyers in these fields typically ask a machine shop for. These are illustrative examples; we name no customers.
Automation and robotics
Brackets, hubs, gear shafts and housings in small series. Concentric turned features and flat mounting faces matter most.
Typical parts
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Small housings and fittings with thin walls and tight bores, often in aluminium or stainless steel.
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Manifold blocks, flanges and spindles. Thread classes, seal grooves and surface roughness drive the drawing.
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Heat-sink bases, spacers and enclosures. Flatness and fin thickness matter more than anything cosmetic.
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Lightweight brackets and structural parts for test vehicles and drones, made from solid in titanium and aluminium.
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One-offs and short runs: fixtures, adapters and holders where a drawing exists but a supplier does not.
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These descriptions are examples of part types, not a list of clients or projects.