Complex geometry
Angled faces, compound bores and undercuts cut in one clamping on the 5-axis centre, turned features on the lathes — without sending the part out.
Milled and turned to your drawing.
Five CNC machines in one shop — 5-axis and vertical milling, two lathes and sheet work. One-off parts, prototypes and small batches, programmed by the machinist who runs them.
Manufacturing capabilities
Three kinds of order.
The same shop and the same programmer behind all three. What changes is how much of the cost is setup and how much is cutting.
Prototypes and one-offs
A single piece is a normal order. Nothing is amortised across a batch that does not exist, and the first part is measured in the machine.
Small series
Proven programme and fixture, with probing holding piece-to-piece consistency.
Send a drawing
How it works
From your file to a finished part.
What we need, what you get back, and who does the work.
- 01
You send geometry
- STEP · IGES · PDF · DWG
- Up to 25 MB
- 02
We quote from it
- Price and lead time
- Cheaper redraws flagged
- 03
One programmer, five machines
- CAM and machining in house
- Milling and turning
- 04
Checked before it ships
- Probed in the machine
- Report on request
Equipment
Five CNC machines under one roof.
Milling, turning and sheet work in the same shop, programmed by the person who runs them. Send a drawing and it goes to whichever machine suits the part.
HERMLE C 42 U
5-axis CNC machining centreHigh-precision 5-axis machining of complex parts in one or several setups, simultaneous and positional multi-axis work.
DNM 6700
Vertical CNC machining centreMilling, drilling and general part machining, with Renishaw probing.
GOODWAY GS-200/L
CNC turning centreTurned parts on a CNC turning centre, GS-200/L series.
POLYGIM MINI-88
CNC latheTurned parts to a programme.
MÉCANUMÉRIC PRO 1015
CNC machine for sheet materialMachining of sheet material and blanks to a programme.
CAM and programming in-house: SolidWorks, SolidCAM, Fusion 360, CIMCO Edit. Working envelopes are confirmed per machine — send the model and we will tell you which one it runs on.
Materials
Metals we cut regularly.
Steel
General machining and structural parts
Stainless steel
Where corrosion resistance matters
Aluminium
Light, fast to cut, good for prototypes
Brass
Free-machining, fittings and inserts
Bronze
Bearings and wear surfaces
Working outside this list is usually possible — ask before you assume it is not. Material can be supplied by us or sent with the order.
Typical work
Where the parts go.
Machine builders
Housings, brackets and manifolds for equipment built in small numbers.
Maintenance and repair
Replacement parts for machinery whose original supplier is gone or too slow.
Overflow for other shops
Work that does not fit a three-axis schedule, taken on as subcontract.
Prototype and pre-series
First articles before a design is committed to tooling.
How to order
Four steps from drawing to part.
- 01
Send the geometry
- STEP, PDF or the worn part
- Material and quantity
- When you need it
- 02
Quote
- Price and lead time
- Cheaper redraws flagged
- No charge to ask
- 03
Programme and cut
- CAM written in house
- Fixture built as needed
- Datums probed, not assumed
- 04
Check and ship
- Measured against the drawing
- Report on request
- Shipped or collected
Request a quote
Send us the drawing.
- [email protected]
- +371 25 288 511
- Latvian · Russian · English
Attach a STEP file or a PDF and tell us how many you need. We quote from the geometry, so the more you send the tighter the price.