Every request is reviewed before acceptance.
CNC turning for shafts and round parts.
Shafts, bushings, spacers and round components built around their mating features. Our turning work includes diameters, shoulders, threads and grooves in PH stainless, other machinable metals, engineering plastics and specialty alloys.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.
Turned components for mating and assembly
Shafts and stepped parts
Diameters, shoulders and contact surfaces for the mating relationships in your design.
Bushings and spacers
Custom rotational components made to the specified dimensions and material.
Threads and grooves
Threaded and grooved features considered with the rest of the turned component.
Turning for the complete component.
Shafts, bushings, spacers and other round parts for development builds, replacements and repeat orders.
Clarify fit and alignment.
Reference features
Identify the reference features that establish how the component is located and measured.
Fit and alignment
Keep the specified relationships between diameters, faces and axes connected to the component's mating requirements.
Material and condition
Confirm the material and starting condition for the job before committing the machining scope.
Verification
Include the checks and records required for acceptance of the specified features.
Material, quantity and inspection.
Turning work is quoted to the current part revision, material condition and quantity.
Revision and scheduling.
Geometry follows the released revision. Design changes, quantity and scheduling are agreed for the order.
Inspection and records.
Dimensional checks and records follow the part’s specified features and acceptance criteria.
Related requirements
In-house heat treatment and passivation are available with PH-stainless turning work. The required operations, material condition and documentation are agreed during quoting.
Before your turning inquiry.
Start with mating diameters, locating faces, threads, and the relationships important to the part’s function. Identify them in the current part definition.
Include those features in the project description. Identify their relationship to the turned features and any critical requirements.
Include those requirements with the first inquiry. They can affect how a project is evaluated and quoted.
Do not upload controlled, export-restricted, or sensitive technical information through a general inquiry. Review the controlled-work guidance and establish the appropriate handling path first.
Start with the features that define the fit.
Tell us what the component mates with, the material and the quantity you need. Call out any additional flats, holes or pockets in your nonconfidential summary.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.