- 6 leading manufacturers
- 46 additional suppliers
- 21 states and provinces
- 12 related categories
- 2 guide sections
Precision Turning Manufacturers and Companies
IQS Directory implements a thorough list of precision turning companies and suppliers. Utilize our listing to examine and sort top precision turning companies with previews of ads and detailed descriptions of each product. Any precision turning company can design, engineer, and provide precision turning services to meet your companies specific qualifications. An easy connection to reach precision turning companies through our fast request for quote form is provided on our website. The company information includes website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information. This source is right for you whether it's for a manufacturer of precision turning parts, precision turning products, and precision turned.
Suppliers located in CA, IL, PA +18 more states
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Leading Precision Turning Manufacturers
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Certification, declaration and ownership records are on file for 1 of 6 suppliers in this list, from supplier reports IQS reviewed. A supplier without one listed may still hold it.
| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | M.A.R.'s Engineering Company Inc.At M.A.R.'s Engineering, we take great pride in our ability to deliver high-quality screw machine products. Our screw machines are capable of producing complex components with utmost precision and efficiency. Whether it's small parts or intricate assemblies, we have the expertise and equipment to meet your specific requirements. With a wide range of materials and finishes available, we can manufacture screw machine products that cater to diverse industries and applications.
| San Leandro, CA | |||
| 2 | Thuro Metal Products, Inc.It is Thuro’s mission to be the leading choice for screw machine parts, and to offer our products at the highest quality and the lowest cost. Our team members dedicate themselves to ensuring that our customers receive the perfect part on time, every time. We call this Thuro TruPerfection™. Visit our website today to learn more about what we may be able to do for you! | Brentwood, NY | |||
| 3 | Pacific West America, Inc.Pacific West America, Inc. offers a wide variety of products and services including precision turning. We use Swiss CNC Turning for our more intricate parts. We use a variety of materials such as, aluminum, steel, brass, among others. Here at PacificWest we believe in high quality products! We believe producing what our customers need and want for their project, so please stop at our site today and send us your drawings. | Calabasas, CA | |||
| 4 | Cox ManufacturingAt Cox Manufacturing, we specialize in the production of precision screw machine products manufactured to meet the requirements of a wide range of industries. Our company produces high-quality turned components, bushings, pins, shafts, spacers, fittings, inserts, fasteners, threaded parts, and other custom screw machine products in a variety of sizes, materials, and configurations. | San Antonio, TX | |||
| 5 | Edward Koehn Co., Inc.At Edward Koehn Co, we are dedicated to delivering reliable and efficient solutions to our clients. With state-of-the-art equipment, experienced technicians, and a commitment to continuous improvement, we strive to exceed customer expectations and drive success in every project. | Berkeley, CA | |||
| 6 | Lakeside Screw ProductsAt Lakeside Screw Products, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional screw machine products crafted with precision and quality. Our commitment to excellence is ingrained in our rigorous quality control process, ensuring that every component we produce meets the highest standards of accuracy and reliability. Since 1977, Lakeside Screw Products has been a trusted partner, providing unparalleled screw machine products. | West Chicago, IL |
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- How many precision turning manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 6 leading manufacturers and 46 additional suppliers.
- Where are precision turning manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 21 states: California (7), Illinois (7), Pennsylvania (7), Michigan (5), New York (4), New Hampshire (3), Wisconsin (3), Massachusetts (2), and 13 more.
- How do I get quotes from precision turning suppliers?
- Select suppliers in the table and choose Request Quotes. IQS reviews your request and forwards it to every supplier you select.
Precision Turning
Precision turning is a process where parts are machined to exact specifications. Though operators with high levels of skill and knowledge may be able to achieve precise results, automated machines controlled by computer programs are predominantly used. Computer numerical control (CNC) turning minimizes the opportunity for human error and can produce parts that have been machined with a margin of error of less than 0.001 inches.
Precision Turning Process
Precision turning is a fairly simple process. Computer-controlled turning is performed in machine shops. A round, square, or hexagonal blank called a workpiece is attached to spindles on the machine that holds it firmly in place. The blank begins to spin and as it rotates, multiple automated cutting, drilling, notching, and knurling tools attached to the machine apply the appropriate amount of pressure to shear away the material. The tools are powered by a motor located at the machine's base that acts as the power source for all operations. These motors vary in horsepower in accordance with the size of the machine, the necessary speed, and the material of the workpiece. Smoothing and finishing are completed, and the part is removed from the machine. There is one major difference between turned and milled parts. During the machining process, turned parts are rotated and a stationary tool is applied, whereas milled parts are held stationary while a tool rotates. There are two main pieces of equipment used to produce precision turned parts: screw machines or lathes. Both work in similar ways and are generally computer operated. Screw machines have multiple spindles, which allows for the simultaneous machining of several parts. Lathes use a single spindle and a drill bit to cut away unnecessary material. CNC turning machines are quickly replacing conventional machines that require an operator with high levels of skill, knowledge, and experience.
Applications of Precision Turning
Precision turned parts are cylindrical and machined from aluminum, titanium, brass, stainless steel, copper, polycarbonate, nylon, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Though cylindrical, these parts have many variations; for instance, the general shape may be contoured, filet, tapered, or pointed. They may receive a smooth finishing or be given a textured surface. Precision turning is critical for many parts to guarantee that they fit together and will function correctly; in some applications, even a small flaw or error can throw off the whole system, wasting valuable time and money. Parts that are machined to very precise specifications will perform to higher standards. The demand for top quality parts is high; precision turning is an important process for parts such as rods, shafts, hubs, pulleys, bushings, couplings, housing, flanges, nozzles, tools, and more. Precision turned parts are used in applications across many industries, including the automotive, commercial, electronics, petroleum, defense, aerospace, marine, and construction industries.
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