Station 04
CNC Machining & Metalworking
CNC turning and milling, mechanical forming, tube forming, and plastic injection molding for parts and components.
Executive view
The problem it solves
Moving from a validated design to a repeatable physical part requires the right manufacturing process for the project's material, tolerance, and volume.
What you receive
- Machined or formed parts
- Injection-molded parts
- Dimensional report
- As-built documentation when required
Applications
- Automotive and industrial
- Hydraulic systems
- Electric mobility
- Functional prototypes and pre-production
Technical view
Scope
- CNC turning and milling
- Metal component manufacturing
- Mechanical forming
- Tube forming (up to 12.7 mm diameter)
- Plastic injection molding
- Parts and assembly manufacturing
- Tooling and fixture development
- Pilot batches and low-to-medium volume production
Process
- CAD model or drawing review
- Process and material definition
- Manufacturing
- Dimensional inspection before delivery
Input data
- Drawing or CAD model of the part
- Required material
- Critical tolerances and surface finish
- Quantity and target date
Possible deliverables
- Machined or formed parts
- Injection-molded parts
- Dimensional report
- As-built documentation when required
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with single-piece prototypes or only volume production?
Both: from a single part to pilot batches and low-to-medium volume production.
Can you manufacture from a drawing you didn't create?
Yes, as long as the drawing has enough information to machine or form the part; if information is missing, we review it together with our engineering team.
What tube diameter can you form?
Up to 12.7 mm in diameter with our available semi-automatic hydraulic forming machine.