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The sector matters less than the geometry, the tolerance and the paperwork behind it. These are the six where the combination fits what the network runs, and the four where it does not.
| Sector | Typical parts | Common materials | What inspection focuses on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robotics and automation | End effector mounts, gearbox housings, linear rail carriers, sensor brackets, shaft couplings | Aluminium 6061 and 7075, stainless 304, POM | Position tolerance across mounting patterns, parallelism on rail faces, matched sets where parts are paired |
| Industrial machinery | Pump and valve bodies, manifolds, spacers, guards, machine frames and plates | Aluminium, cast iron and steel plate, stainless for wet environments | Bore diameters and surface finish for seals, pressure test where the part is a boundary |
| Semiconductor equipment | Frames, chambers support structures, gas line brackets, tooling plates. Parts that do not touch the wafer | Aluminium 6061 with hard anodise, stainless 316, PEEK | Flatness, cleanliness of the finish, documented material traceability |
| Medical devices | Instrument bodies, jigs, fixtures, lab and diagnostic equipment parts. No implants | Stainless 316L, titanium Grade 5, PEEK, POM | Passivation to a named standard, full dimensional reports, material certificates |
| Automotive aftermarket and EV | Brackets, adapters, pulleys, housings, cooling plates, prototype and small series parts | Aluminium 6061 and 7075, steel, stainless | Repeatability across batches, capability on the two or three features that matter |
| Consumer hardware | Enclosures, faceplates, hinges, camera and audio mounts, visible machined parts | Aluminium 6061 and 6063, brass, POM | Cosmetic standard agreed against an approved sample, colour consistency across a batch |
Work we decline
A supplier that says yes to everything is telling you something. These are ours, in public.
- Implantable medical devicesA different regulatory world with a different supply chain. We do not take them and would not be a good choice if we did.
- Work needing AS9100 or ITARWe do not hold those approvals, and a shop holding one does not transfer it to an order placed through us.
- Safety critical structural aerospaceSame reason. Say it early and we will tell you plainly rather than quoting and hoping.
- Anything requiring a certification we do not haveIf your specification names an approval, ask us before you build a drawing package around this route.
Not sure which side your part falls on?
Send the drawing with a line about the application. You get a straight answer within 24 business hours, and if the answer is that this is not the right route we say so instead of quoting it.