A custom aluminum part rarely involves just one process. Tooling, extrusion, CNC machining, surface finishing, inspection and sometimes additional components all need to work together.
We help coordinate these steps as one project. From the first drawing review to samples and production, you have one contact who follows the job, keeps you updated and deals with manufacturing issues as they come up.

What You Can Expect From Us

We Start With the Part, Not the Process

Send us your drawing, 3D model, profile section or an existing sample.
We review the finished part first — dimensions, tolerances, machining, surface finish, assembly and quantity — then decide how it should be made. This may involve extrusion, CNC machining and surface finishing. If we see anything that may affect production, we discuss it with you before tooling starts.

Drawing → Extrusion & Components → Machining & Finishing → Finished Assembly

One Project, One Contact.

A custom aluminum project may involve more than extrusion. It may also need CNC machining, surface finishing and additional components. Where practical, we coordinate these steps together, so you do not have to manage several suppliers for one project.

Need More Than the Aluminum Part?

If your project also needs end plates, fasteners, brackets, gaskets, inserts or other related parts, let us know. Where practical, we can source and coordinate them with the main aluminum component.

Multiple processes. One project. One contact.

You Know Where Your Project Stands

Custom tooling and sample development take time. You shouldn’t have to keep asking what is happening with your project.
We provide updates at key stages — from tooling and trial extrusion to machining, finishing and production — so you know where the project stands and what happens next.

You know what has been completed, what we found, and what happens next.

When Something Changes, You Know About It

Not everything can be confirmed from a drawing. Sometimes a trial, machining operation, surface finish or actual application shows that an adjustment is needed. If that happens, we let you know what we found, what we recommend and whether it affects the schedule.

Trial First. Then Production.

For new tooling or complex parts, we prefer to confirm the actual sample before moving into production.
We check the profile, dimensions, machining and surface finish against the agreed requirements. If something needs adjustment, it is corrected and checked again before production.
Depending on the project, approval may be based on the extruded profile first, or on a fully machined and finished sample.

We Stay With the Part Until It Ships

Our work does not stop when production is finished. Before shipment, we check the agreed dimensions, appearance and surface finish. Packing is selected according to the size, shape and surface of the part — especially for long extrusions, finished enclosures and parts that are easy to scratch.
Inspection and packing photos can be shared before shipment when required.
Manufactured. Checked. Packed. Ready to ship.

Have a Part You’re Trying to Get Made?

Send us the drawing, 3D model or even a photo of the existing part. If some details are still unclear, that’s okay. We can start by reviewing what you have.