Industries We Match Large Part Work For
Heavy parts look similar from outside and are not. A turbine casing, a crusher frame and a crane girder need different machines, different sequences and completely different paperwork.
Machine tool builders
The parts that carry the accuracy of every other part.
Mining and quarry
Abrasive service, impact loads, and downtime measured in lost production.
Power generation
Split lines that have to seal, bores that have to align, and paperwork that has to survive an audit.
Marine and offshore
Alignment over the length of a shaft line, and a lot of work that cannot leave the vessel.
Steel and metal processing
The heaviest parts in the industry, and the shortest patience for lead time.
Material handling
Safety critical welded structures, and geometry that runs the length of a girder.
Oil and gas
Pressure boundary parts, sour service materials, and a paper trail that starts before the first cut.
Wind energy
Bearing seats held tight at a diameter most tolerance tables never mention.
Why the sector changes the quote
Two parts of identical size and weight can quote weeks and a large margin apart, because the sector decides what has to be proved and who has to witness it.
- The paperworkMaterial certification level, non-destructive testing, welding qualification and witness points are a real share of a heavy quote.
- The failure modeAbrasion, impact, pressure, fatigue or alignment. It decides which tolerance on the drawing actually matters.
- The clockA mill outage and a new machine build have completely different definitions of late.
- Where the work happensSome sectors machine in a shop. Others machine in a hull, in a plant or on a foundation.
Tell us the sector as well as the part.
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