Precision parts for the defence industry
Precise cuts, superior quality
Defence Industry
In the defence industry, a small part keeps a large system working safely. That is why we machine every pin, nut and trigger component exactly to the dimensions on the drawing.
On our CNC and Swiss-type lathes we produce mechanism parts, guard levers and grips in metal and engineering plastics, together with the nuts, washers and screws used to assemble them. Every batch is checked with our measuring equipment and delivered on the date we promise.
What we make for this industry
- Mechanism pins and custom pins
- Custom nuts, washers and screws
- Trigger mechanism components
- Guard levers
- Plastic grips and bushings
- Circlip groove studs and shafts
There is no “roughly” in a defence part. A pin’s diameter and a hole’s position on a trigger component are exactly what the drawing says. We never start a series before measuring the first part.
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Examples for this industry
We can make something similar — or completely different — to your order.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most. If yours is not here, just message us.
Can you produce parts without a technical drawing?
Yes. We can examine your sample and take its measurements. For critical parts, we confirm all dimensions with you before production starts.
Which materials do you work with?
Stainless steel (303, 316), carbon steel, aluminium, brass and engineering plastics. We can help you choose the right material for the job.
Do you accept small orders?
Yes. We take orders of every size, from samples and prototypes to full series production.
Other industries we serve
AerospaceCustom titanium alloy nuts and bolts for aircraft.
Gas Installations and Valve SystemsGas meter and valve connection parts: nuts, bolts and washers.
Water Fittings and Plumbing PartsCustom nuts, bolts and connection parts for fittings and plumbing.
Custom ProductionCustom nuts, bolts, washers and spare parts in endless variety.Take a photo of your part and send it to us
You do not need a technical drawing. A photo of your sample and its rough dimensions are enough to get started — we will get back to you quickly.