Aerospace Machining for Parts That Must Perform Under Extremes

What this page covers

• Aluminium for airframe structures and wing frames, by CNC and laser cutting
• Titanium for engine parts and connectors, by CNC
• Nickel alloys for turbine blades and high-temperature engine parts, by CNC
• Composites, ceramics and nylon for housings, spars, thermal parts, clamps and interior parts

What to confirm before ordering

The company website's aerospace page describes following aerospace industry quality management requirements, including the AS9100 quality management system, as an industry-page statement. This site does not claim AS9100 certification, which is not listed among the company's certifications. Before ordering, confirm minimum order quantity and lead time for your drawings.

Drawing checklist

Send the drawing with units and scale stated, the material and grade, the critical dimensions and tolerances marked, and the finish required. State the quantity you need checked and the question the part must answer: fit, function or appearance. Uploaded files are used only for the quotation, and non-disclosure agreements are supported.

Quality checks

Parts are inspected with a coordinate measuring machine, a projector and height gauges, with quality control at each production stage, and a dimension report can be provided for a project on request.