Formed parts / brackets / frames / chassis / fabricated tanks
CNC machining
Machine the faces that make it fit.
Mounting faces, locating bores and fixing patterns establish how your component joins the equipment. For weldments, the machining route accounts for fabrication and datum transfer.
Milling
Specified mounting pads, flat interfaces and drawing-defined plate features.
Boring, drilling & tapping
Locating bores, hole patterns and threaded connections related to the approved datums.
Post-weld machining
Finish critical interfaces after joining, with suitable support and clamping.
Finish and assembly requirements are part of the manufacturing scope. Define exposed surfaces, protected interfaces, supplied hardware and the conditions for release.
Surface preparation & finish
Review blasting, painting or powder coating against material and service conditions.
Interface protection
Specify masking, threads, mating faces and bonding contacts that need protection.
Mechanical assembly
Agree purchased hardware, mating checks, identification and packing requirements.
Equipment & resources
Blasting, coating and painting resources · mechanical assembly provision
Steel structures are a core part of our fabrication work. For aluminum alloy, stainless steel and alloy steel, the grade and supply condition set the route for forming, joining, machining and finishing.
Grade + temper
Aluminum alloy
Machined plates, brackets and formed components reviewed by alloy, temper, geometry, joining method and finish.
Include with your drawing
Specify the alloy and temper, mating requirements and surface treatment.
Grade + surface
Stainless steel
Components with specified corrosion resistance and surface requirements. Coordinate forming, joining and contamination control.
Include with your drawing
Specify the grade, surface finish, weld requirements and cleaning condition.
Grade + condition
Alloy steel
Structural and machined components with defined strength, toughness or wear requirements, reviewed against the supplied material condition.
Include with your drawing
Specify the grade, heat treatment, welding requirements and machining condition.
Plan before cuttingGrade. Condition. Geometry. Finish.
Include the material specification and delivery condition with the drawing, so the manufacturing review starts from the same requirement.
Quality control
Inspect against the accepted drawing.
Link the drawing revision, material, process stages and final condition in an agreed inspection plan. Decide the records required before manufacturing starts.
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Drawing & material
Confirm revision, datums, critical dimensions, material condition and the certificates required by the order.
02
Process-stage geometry
Plan checks after forming, tack-up, welding and machining where those operations can change the accepted geometry.
03
Dimensions & mating
Select a measuring method suited to the feature, part size and tolerance. Agree support conditions and any mating fixture.
04
Finish & release
Review weld appearance, surface condition, masking, cleanliness, identification and packing against the delivery scope.
Inspection resources
Match the method to the feature.
Available resources include PMT ALPHAm articulated measuring equipment, hardness testing and dimensional gauges. Select the instrument, support condition and measuring range against the agreed check, with suitable calibration status and measurement uncertainty.
Records to agree with the order
Material certificates and traceability
First-article and dimensional results
Specified weld or coating checks
Trial-fit and release records
Confirm the required documents and acceptance criteria in the quotation scope.
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