Capabilities five processes, one paper trail.
Machining, forming, finishing, assembly and inspection in one building. One purchase order, one certificate of conformity, one person to call.
5-axis milling
Simultaneous 5-axis and 3+2 machining of prismatic and freeform parts, from single prototypes to repeat batches on pallet cells.
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Turning & mill-turn
Fixed-head turning, multi-tasking mill-turn and sliding-head for long, slender, high-volume parts.
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Sheet metal
Fibre laser cutting, CNC press braking, PEM insertion and welding for enclosures, chassis and brackets.
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Assembly & test
Mechanical assembly, ISO Class 7 cleanroom build, torque-controlled fastening, UDI marking and functional test.
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Finishing & special processes
In-house passivation, bead blast and laser marking; managed anodise, plating, heat treatment and NDT through approved partners.
Process detailNot sure which process?
Send the drawing. We will route it.
Most parts touch two or three processes. Our engineers plan the route at quotation stage.
Order to certificate of conformity.
Every job follows the same six gates. Nothing ships until the last one is signed.
- 1Contract reviewDrawing, revision, material, finish and approvals checked before we accept the order.QF-07 · 1 day
- 2PlanRoute card, fixtures, tools, programs and inspection plan written and peer-reviewed.QF-12 · 2 to 5 days
- 3MaterialBought from approved mills only, with EN 10204 3.1 certificates. Heat numbers follow the part.QF-18 · 3 to 15 days
- 4MakeMachined, formed or welded with in-process probing and operator checks recorded.Route card · varies
- 5FinishIn-house or through approved partners. Build allowances planned in advance.QF-22 · 4 to 8 days
- 6Inspect & shipCMM or first-article report, final inspection, CoC, packed to your spec.QF-30 · 1 to 2 days
Two shifts. Weekend automation. And a setter who knows your part by its number.
Fig. 2 · Turning cell, KP-T03