Tight-tolerance structural and mechanical parts in aluminum and titanium.
Aerospace structural and mechanical parts carry tight dimensional tolerances and material requirements that don't leave room for interpretation. Weight, strength, and dimensional accuracy all matter at once, which is why aluminum and titanium dominate this work.
Tight-tolerance aluminum and titanium components for aerospace applications, produced under a documented quality management system. AS9100 certification is not currently held.
Most aerospace enquiries arrive as aluminum or titanium parts, then follow the machining route that suits the geometry and the tolerance on the critical features.
| Part requirement | Typical route | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Structural and mechanical parts in aluminum | 3, 4 and 5-axis milling | CNC milling · Aluminum grades |
| Titanium components | Milling and turning with dedicated tooling | Titanium grades |
| Corrosion-resistant parts | Turning and milling in stainless steel | Stainless steel grades |
| Tight-tolerance features | Precision grinding after machining | Precision grinding |
| Complex multi-sided geometry | Simultaneous 5-axis in a single setup | 5-axis machining |
Linear tolerance is ±0.003 mm on CNC work and ±0.001 mm on suitable ground features, when technically appropriate, and is confirmed against your drawing with every quote. How tolerance stack-up affects cost →
Send the drawing revision you want quoted, the material grade and specification, the quantity, and the delivery date you are planning against. Flag critical features, finishing requirements, and the inspection documents you need. First article inspection is available on request, and inspection and traceability requirements are agreed with your quote — see Quality & Certifications for what can ship with the batch.
Aerospace parts are quoted from the same engineering review as every other job: the machining route and the achievable tolerance are confirmed against your drawing before the price is issued. If your requirement is a low-to-mid volume run, our low-volume CNC manufacturing page covers how pilot and production quantities are handled.
Upload your CAD file, materials, and target quantity — we'll come back with a manufacturability review and a quote. Our engineers review every request personally.