Round and shaft-type components
Turned diameters, threads, bores and profiles for fasteners, fittings, pins and small hardware produced to drawing.
Titanium and turned partsStart with the part and what it must do. Explore drawing-based product work, then share the material, quantity, finish and critical features for a manufacturing review.
Cases, bezels & crownsWatch componentsPrecision fit and visible surface detail in stainless steel, brass and specified metals.
Custom bodies & interfacesLiquid-cooling hardware316 stainless components. Port, sealing and inspection requirements reviewed per drawing.
Fasteners & small machined partsTitanium & turned partsCustom screws and hardware. Material grade, thread and critical fit defined by your specification.
Darts, fittings, handles & housingsSport & consumer hardwareCustom product hardware with controlled weight, finish and assembly requirements.
Representative photographs, not stock catalog items. Material, tolerance, finish and production scope are confirmed for each drawing.
The four entry points below help buyers start in the right place. The final route is selected from the drawing, material, feature access and production quantity.
Turned diameters, threads, bores and profiles for fasteners, fittings, pins and small hardware produced to drawing.
Titanium and turned partsMilling and multi-axis work for flats, pockets, profiles and features that need a controlled datum and inspection plan.
Custom CNC machiningApplication-led parts where fit, visible surfaces, sealing interfaces or assembly requirements need to be reviewed together.
Explore applicationsIndustrial and appearance-critical parts are reviewed against their function, manufacturing route and inspection requirements.

Non-standard hardware for equipment, fixtures and custom assemblies.
Industrial applications
Visible finish areas, engraving and decorative details agreed before production.
Materials & finishing
Have a part outside these categories? Send a drawing or clear sketch for review.
Discuss your partThe same drawing package can lead to different questions when the part is visible, seals, fits a thread or must survive a demanding environment.
| Part family | Details that change the review | Related page |
|---|---|---|
| Watch cases and small watch parts | Material, visible finish by area, crystal or case-back interface, assembly tolerances and handling requirements. | Watch case manufacturing · Precision watch components |
| 316 stainless liquid-cooling hardware | 316 grade, port and thread specification, sealing face, flow-path features and the required test scope. | Liquid-cooling components |
| Titanium screws and turned parts | Alloy grade, thread standard, head form, critical diameters, surface condition and application requirements. | Titanium turned parts |
| Sporting and consumer hardware | Weight or balance targets, appearance surfaces, engraving, edge condition and assembly fit. | Sporting and consumer parts |
Price is only useful when suppliers are reviewing the same drawing revision, quantity, finish and acceptance requirement.
State whether the requirement is a prototype, bridge quantity or repeat production batch. Define finish by area rather than using a general word such as “polished.”
Use the RFQ checklistMark the dimensions, threads, sealing faces and interfaces that control assembly. General tolerances should not be used as a substitute for functional requirements.
Review tolerance guidanceExplain how the part will be received and what evidence is required. This lets the inspection scope be reviewed before production begins.
Inspection and quality controlYes. The four product paths are entry points, not a fixed catalog. Send a drawing or clear sketch for any non-standard metal part that fits our confirmed materials, process routes and finishing scope.
Send a STEP or STP model where available, a PDF or DWG drawing with critical dimensions, material grade, quantity split, finish by area, target date and destination.
Material and finish are reviewed against the part function, environment and visible surfaces. Confirmed options include 303, 304, 316, 316L and 904-series stainless steel, brass, copper, titanium and specified iron grades, with polishing, brushing, blasting and engraving available in-house and specialist coating or setting coordinated where required.
Yes. Sample development and production quantities of 1,000+ pieces can be reviewed together, with the process route, sample approval and inspection requirements confirmed against the drawing.
Share material, quantity, finish and critical dimensions. We review manufacturing and inspection scope before quoting.