Optical tooling and precision parts
We review requests for fixtures, trays, workholding components and machined parts. Material, tolerance, finish and inspection requirements guide the specification and supply plan.

A custom part, a repetitive task or a machine ready for an upgrade: each calls for a different starting point.
We review requests for fixtures, trays, workholding components and machined parts. Material, tolerance, finish and inspection requirements guide the specification and supply plan.

We review repetitive tasks, workpiece handling and available machine interfaces. Prototype or sample evaluation helps define the scope, from transfer and part inversion to handoff at a cleaning station.

We assess the machine before proposing changes to peripheral mechanisms or operator controls. Available downtime, the scope of work and maintenance access shape the implementation plan.

We review the drawing, material, quantities, tolerances, finish and inspection method against the intended use.
We review the machine model, workpiece, process, signals and safety requirements to understand how the new equipment will connect.
Available space, downtime, delivery dates and acceptance criteria help define the installation and maintenance scope.
We start with the part you need or the operation you want to improve.
We review drawings, workpieces and the current operation with you, then identify what needs to change.
We consider how the part will be made or the mechanism connected. We agree on the scope and cost of any prototyping or sample evaluation before proceeding.
We confirm the specification, price, schedule and acceptance criteria, including who is responsible for production, installation and maintenance.
We carry out the agreed work, check operation and quality against the specification, and prepare the operating and maintenance documents for handover.
Tell us about the part or machine, how it works today and what you want to change. You can get in touch before the specification is final.