What We Hold on Your Parts
Every number above is what we hold on your parts — CMM-verified, with free FAI on your first order.
| Grades | Ti-6Al-4V (Gr5), Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Gr23), commercially pure |
| Tolerance | ±0.005 mm on critical dimensions |
| Surface finish | Ra 0.8 μm machined, Ra 0.4 μm ground |
| Typical parts | Implants, surgical instruments, aerospace brackets, thin-walled components |
| Tooling | Variable-flute end mills, rigid setups, flood coolant |
| Inspection | CMM, FAI, material certificates, traceability |
| Batch | 1–5,000+ |
Frequently Requested Materials
Our frequent incoming material requests cover European DIN steels (S235JR, 35B2, X5CrNiCu17), American standard steel (SAE 1010/1020), aluminium 6061/2024, tool steel as well as engineering plastics PC/PVC. Submit your drawing and material requirements for our review.
Frequently Asked Questions
What titanium grades do you machine?
Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5) and Ti-6Al-4V ELI (Grade 23) are standard, plus commercially pure grades. Material certs with mill heat numbers included.
How do you avoid work hardening and tool wear?
Rigid setups, low surface speeds and variable-flute tooling keep the cut zone stable — consistent tolerances over the whole batch.
Can titanium parts hold the same tolerance as steel?
Yes — ±0.005 mm on critical dimensions, verified on a CMM. Titanium rewards process discipline, which we have in place.
Do you provide material traceability?
Yes. Material certificates, CMM reports, FAI and inspection records are included — a complete traceable file per order.
Is titanium machining more expensive?
Material costs more per kilo and tool wear is 5–10× higher than aluminum, so expect 2–3× the machining cost of an equivalent aluminum part.
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