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CAPCapabilities
Seven manufacturing disciplines, each with its own plant, equipment, and engineers. Most programs use two or three of them on a single routing.
CAP-01 / 07Discipline index
Each page below sets out the working envelope, the processes available, the materials we run, and the equipment behind them — the information a buyer needs before deciding whether to send a drawing.
Five-axis milling and multi-task turning for close-tolerance components, from prototype cells through 40,000-piece annual programs.
Structural weldments to 40 tonnes, with coded welding procedures, stress relief, and large-envelope machining under one roof.
Production tooling, progressive dies, and inspection fixtures designed and cut in-house, so tooling lead time never becomes program lead time.
Mechanical, hydraulic, and electromechanical assembly with functional test — delivered as a complete, tested module rather than a box of parts.
Coating, plating, passivation, and industrial painting managed as a controlled process step with recorded thickness and adhesion results.
A climate-controlled metrology hall, portable measurement on the shop floor, and inspection data that ships with the parts.
Design for manufacturability, tolerance analysis, and process development — applied before a program is quoted, not after it struggles.
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.
RFQRequest for quotation
A manufacturing engineer reviews every inquiry before it is costed. Send drawings or a model with your volume and delivery expectations, and you will have an acknowledgment within one business day.
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