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CAPCapabilities
7 manufacturing disciplines, each with its own plant, equipment, and engineers. Most programs use two or three of them on a single routing.
CAP-01 / 07Production register
Read the register by envelope, process, and equipment. The sequence shows how a program moves from engineering through manufacture and verification.
Five-axis milling and multi-task turning for close-tolerance components, from prototype cells through 40,000-piece annual programs.
6 processes / 6 material groups
Structural weldments to 40 tonnes, with coded welding procedures, stress relief, and large-envelope machining under one roof.
6 processes / 6 material groups
Production tooling, progressive dies, and inspection fixtures designed and cut in-house, so tooling lead time never becomes program lead time.
6 processes / 6 material groups
Mechanical, hydraulic, and electromechanical assembly with functional test — delivered as a complete, tested module rather than a box of parts.
6 processes / 6 material groups
Coating, plating, passivation, and industrial painting managed as a controlled process step with recorded thickness and adhesion results.
6 processes / 6 material groups
A climate-controlled metrology hall, portable measurement on the shop floor, and inspection data that ships with the parts.
6 processes / 6 material groups
Design for manufacturability, tolerance analysis, and process development — applied before a program is quoted, not after it struggles.
6 processes / 6 material groups
That is a routing question, and it is ours to answer. Send the drawing and we will tell you which plant should make it, which processes it needs, and what that costs.