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Sectors

Who we make it for

Six sectors, six sets of standards. What they share: the tolerance is on the drawing, not in the brochure.

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  • Automotive

    PPAP Level 3, Cpk ≥ 1.67, up to 250,000 pieces.

    Series parts with a capability demonstration, traceability to the batch, and a first article report that passes first time.

    PPAP Level 3 · VDA 6.3 · 8D

  • Motorsport

    Three to eight days, titanium and 7075, from quantity 1.

    One-offs and very small batches in days rather than weeks. When the race date is fixed, lead time is the specification.

    FIA-Zeichnungsvorgaben

  • Aerospace

    Titanium and Inconel, material traceability, qualified special processes.

    Structural parts in titanium and nickel alloys, with full material traceability and documented special processes through qualified partners.

    EN 9100 (Kundenaudit) · NADCAP-Prozesse über Partner

  • Medical

    Ra to 0.2 µm, class 8 cleanroom packing, batch traceability.

    Instrument and device components with cleanroom packing, documented surfaces and unbroken batch assignment.

    ISO 13485 (Kundenaudit) · Reinraumverpackung Klasse 8

  • Machinery

    One-off to 20,000 pieces, assemblies delivered built.

    From a single fixture to an assembly in series. Machinery is the sector we have supplied longest — and the one with the widest range of batch sizes.

    ISO 2768-f · ISO 1101

  • Robotics

    Lightweight 7075, ±0.005 mm position, 20 to 10,000 pieces.

    Lightweight parts with tight positional tolerances. Every gram of moving mass goes straight into cycle time — and every positional deviation into repeatability.

    ISO 9283 (Wiederholgenauigkeit)

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STEP and PDF are enough. You get an answer on tolerance, quantity and date — not only a price.

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