Material selection starts with the part drawing, functional requirements, and requested finish. Ask us to review a grade for an aerospace, automotive, motorcycle, or bicycle component.
Lightweight and widely used for machined structural and housing components. Suitability depends on the grade, design, operating environment, and drawing requirements.
Available grades offer different strength and corrosion-resistance characteristics. Grade selection and any required material documentation are confirmed for each project.
Titanium alloys are considered for weight-sensitive aerospace components and other applications where the drawing specifies them. Grade availability is confirmed during quotation.
Steel grades are selected for machined automotive, motorcycle, bicycle, and aerospace components according to the partβs load, wear, and finishing requirements.
Nickel-based alloys may suit components with project-defined temperature or corrosion requirements. Machinability, sourcing, and finishing are reviewed against the specified grade.
Excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. Ideal for electrical and decorative applications.
PEEK is a high-performance thermoplastic considered for lightweight components where its mechanical and chemical properties fit the application.
POM may be considered for low-friction gears, bushings, and other components when the design and operating conditions are suitable.
Nylon grades can be considered for wear-related or lightweight components; grade choice depends on load, moisture, temperature, and fit requirements.
PTFE may be considered for low-friction components when its mechanical properties and dimensional behavior suit the design.
Share the specified material grade and part requirements. We will confirm sourcing and machining options during project review.