Materials from which
we manufacture parts.

Steel is the fundamental pillar of precision machining. It offers an excellent balance of strength, rigidity, and cost. It is used for load-bearing structures, shafts, stressed components, and mold inserts. Due to its susceptibility to corrosion, we provide custom final finishes.

Stainless steel is a reliable choice for wet, chemical, or food-processing environments. Stainless steel excels in natural corrosion resistance without the need for additional finishes. For demanding applications, we guarantee full material traceability and certification.

Aluminum is a lightweight yet strong material with excellent machinability. Thanks to rapid milling, it can significantly optimize overall costs for geometrically complex parts. For a perfect appearance and increased durability, aluminum part production can be combined with anodizing.

Brass offers superior machinability, excellent sliding properties, and an elegant appearance. Brass is the ideal material for series production on lathes, where precise threads, smooth surfaces, and tight fits are critical.

Copper is an irreplaceable material wherever maximum electrical and thermal conductivity is critical. It is used for specialized contact elements, heat sinks, and power components, requiring a specific approach during machining.

A modern alternative to metals where low weight, excellent sliding properties, or electrical insulation is required (POM, PA, PTFE). During production, we account for the specific thermal expansion of plastics to achieve maximum precision.

Special alloys are the ideal solution for extreme conditions. Titanium, special bronzes, and nickel alloys are supplied for applications with extreme demands on strength, thermal stability, and chemical resistance. We provide complete technological preparation and certification.