Industries Served
Aerospace and defense. That is the whole list.
A shop that also runs automotive work is optimized for a different problem. Ours is configured for programs measured in decades — where configuration control, traceability, and a supplier who is still there in year eight matter as much as the price per piece.
Aerostructures
Monolithic machined detail that has to be interchangeable across a whole airframe build rate.
- Typical materials
- 7075-T651, 7050-T7451, 15-5PH, Ti-6Al-4V
- Annual volume band
- 2,000 – 100,000 pcs / yr
Representative part families
- Machined brackets and clips
- Fittings and lugs
- Ribs and intercostals
- Seat-track hardware
- Door and latch mechanisms
Engines & Propulsion
Hot-section and rotating hardware where material behavior, not the machine, sets the cycle.
- Typical materials
- Inconel 718, Waspaloy, A286, Haynes 282
- Annual volume band
- 500 – 25,000 pcs / yr
Representative part families
- Bearing housings
- Fuel and lube manifolds
- Seal rings and carriers
- Blisk and impeller work
- Case fittings and bosses
Defense Systems
Ground, naval, and munitions hardware under ITAR control, built to sustained rate with full traceability.
- Typical materials
- 4340, 300M, 17-4PH, 6061-T6, tungsten alloy
- Annual volume band
- 1,000 – 250,000 pcs / yr
Representative part families
- Guidance and seeker housings
- Ordnance components
- Actuator bodies
- Optics and sensor mounts
- Weapon-station hardware
Fluid & Actuation
Sealing-surface and bore work where finish and roundness decide whether the assembly leaks.
- Typical materials
- 15-5PH, 17-4PH, 4140, C17200, Nitronic 60
- Annual volume band
- 5,000 – 150,000 pcs / yr
Representative part families
- Valve bodies and spools
- Actuator pistons and rods
- Hydraulic fittings
- Pump housings
- Accumulator components
Space & Launch
Low-rate, high-consequence hardware — and the sudden ramp when a program finds its cadence.
- Typical materials
- 6061-T6, 2219, Inconel 625, Ti-6Al-4V ELI, C110
- Annual volume band
- 100 – 10,000 pcs / yr
Representative part families
- Thruster and injector bodies
- Structural interfaces
- Cryogenic valve components
- Payload mounts
- Feedline hardware
Unmanned & Autonomy
Programs that need prototype speed first and a 10× rate increase eighteen months later, without changing suppliers.
- Typical materials
- 7075-T651, 6061-T6, Ti-6Al-4V, PEEK
- Annual volume band
- 1,000 – 200,000 pcs / yr
Representative part families
- Airframe and gimbal structure
- Payload housings
- Drive and gearbox components
- Launch and recovery hardware
Program Support
What a defense program actually needs from a machine shop.
Price per piece is the easy part of the conversation. These are the things that decide whether a supplier survives an audit and a rate increase.
ITAR-controlled work
DDTC registered, with segregated storage, access-controlled technical data, and US persons only on controlled programs.
Long-term agreements
Blanket POs, LTAs, and kanban releases with pricing held across the term and capacity reserved against the forecast.
Source & government inspection
Set up to host customer source inspection and DCMA involvement, with government property management procedures in place.
Obsolescence & re-sourcing
Reverse engineering from legacy 2D prints and sample hardware when the original supplier or model is gone.
Configuration control
Revision-controlled programs, tooling, and routers. The part built in year six matches the part built in year one.
Surge capacity
Reserved spindle hours and retained tooling so a rate increase does not restart the qualification clock.
Request for Quote
Requalifying a part you would rather not requalify?
Send the print and the history. We have taken over enough orphaned part numbers to know what usually went wrong the first time.
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