VT machining produces precision Industrial Machinery for the Industrial & Automation sector. Machine builders and automation integrators need accurate, durable mechanical parts and assemblies. We combine the right process and material for each part, manufacturing to your drawing with tight tolerances and consistent quality.
Typical Industrial Machinery We Manufacture
- Gears and shafts
- Precision bushings
- Jigs and fixtures
- Cams and linkages
- Wear components
Components We Build for Industrial & Automation
Representative jobs with the material, size, driving callout and typical volume. Use it to judge whether your part is in our range before you spend time preparing an RFQ.
| Component | Material | Size | Driving callout | Typical volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spur gear | 4140, case hardened | m2, z40, face 20 mm | DIN 7, 58 HRC case | 500 / year |
| Precision bushing | C93200 bronze | Ø30 / Ø20 × 25 mm | Bore H7, Ra 0.4 µm | 5,000 / year |
| Cam plate | D2 tool steel | 120 × 120 × 20 mm | Profile ±0.010 mm, 60 HRC | 200 / year |
| Drive shaft | 1045 steel | Ø25 × 400 mm | h6, runout 0.02 mm, keyway 8 H9 | 2,000 / year |
| Wear plate | Hardox 400 / 1.2379 | 300 × 200 × 12 mm | Flatness 0.05 mm, ground faces | 800 / year |
Processes for Industrial Machinery
These VT machining processes are most commonly used to produce Industrial Machinery. Follow any link for process capability and material options.
Common Materials for Industrial Machinery
Typical alloy families for Industrial Machinery. Each links to the relevant process and material capability.
Recommended Grades for Industrial Machinery
Specific alloy grades we frequently machine for Industrial Machinery. Each links to detailed process-and-grade capability.
Industry Requirements for Industrial Machinery
In the Industrial & Automation sector, Industrial Machinery must meet exacting performance and consistency requirements. That means tight, repeatable tolerances, the correct material grade and condition, and traceability from raw stock to finished part.
We engineer the process for Industrial Machinery with those constraints front of mind. Where a tolerance or material choice drives cost, we tell you before production so you can make an informed decision.
Standards, Documentation & Testing
What Industrial & Automation buyers normally specify, and what we supply with the shipment. Anything on this list can be added to an order — tell us at RFQ stage so it is priced in rather than bolted on.
| Requirement | How we handle it |
|---|---|
| General tolerance | ISO 2768-mK applied to anything the drawing does not call out. |
| Hardness report | Rockwell or Vickers results on hardened and case-hardened parts. |
| Gear inspection | Profile, lead, pitch and runout measured against the specified DIN/AGMA class. |
| Material certificate | EN 10204 3.1 per heat lot. |
| Dimensional report | Measured results on nominated features, CMM where the tolerance needs it. |
| Assembly | Sub-assembly, pressing and matched-set marking handled before dispatch. |
Design & Manufacturing Considerations
The right process route depends on the geometry, tolerance and volume of each Industrial Machinery part. Processes such as CNC Grinding, CNC Milling, CNC Turning, CNC Drilling, CNC Tapping, CNC Boring are selected and sequenced to suit the part.
If you send geometry before release, we provide DFM input that can cut cost and lead time. Small changes — radii, wall thickness, tolerance placement, feature access — often make a part faster and cheaper to produce without affecting function.
Quality, Inspection & Compliance
Each Industrial Machinery part is made under disciplined process control. In-process verification plus final inspection — CMM-backed when needed — keeps every part to print.
For Industrial & Automation work we can supply material certificates, dimensional inspection reports and first-article documentation. Share your quality requirements and we will match our inspection and paperwork to them.
Why Choose VT machining for Industrial Machinery
As a precision manufacturer, VT machining handles Industrial Machinery at every stage from first prototype to ongoing supply. End-to-end control of the process means fewer hand-offs, tighter quality and faster turnaround.
Send your CAD or 2D drawing, the material grade, your quantity and any finish or certification requirements. You will receive a clear, English-language quotation with lead time and DFM feedback, typically within a day.
No drawing yet? Build one in the browser.
Set the metal, dimensions and features, watch the 3D model update as you type, then switch to the 2D sheet to add dimensions and tolerances. Download it or send it straight to us with your RFQ.
What We Need to Quote Industrial Machinery
- GeometrySTEP or IGES for the 3D model, plus a PDF drawing if you have tolerance callouts. A dimensioned sketch is enough to start.
- MaterialThe exact alloy, grade and condition — temper, heat-treat state or hardness. If you are not sure, tell us the function and we will suggest one.
- QuantityPrototype count and the expected annual volume. Both change how the part is made and therefore what it costs.
- TolerancesWhich features are critical. Everything else runs to our standard tolerance, which is what keeps the price sensible.
- FinishSurface treatment, cosmetic requirements, and any faces that must be masked.
- DocumentsWhether you need a material certificate, dimensional report, FAIR or PPAP with the shipment.
Missing something from the list is not a problem — send what you have. We will come back with the specific questions rather than a generic form.
Send the drawing, the material and the quantity. Pricing, lead time and DFM notes come back — usually within one business day.
Request a QuoteFrequently Asked Questions
Do you have experience supplying industrial & automation customers?
Yes. VT machining supplies Industrial & Automation customers worldwide. We work to your drawings and quality requirements, and respond to RFQs in English with clear pricing and lead time.
What tolerances and quality control do you offer for Industrial Machinery?
Tolerances depend on the feature and material — single-micron capability is available on critical dimensions where the process supports it. We inspect to your drawing, with documented control and CMM verification on request.
Can you provide finishing and surface treatment for Industrial Machinery?
Yes — we offer in-house finishing (polishing, deburring, honing) and arrange external treatments such as plating, anodising or passivation depending on what your Industrial Machinery parts require.
What materials are typically used for Industrial Machinery?
Common materials for Industrial Machinery include Steel, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Bronze. We work across a wider machining metal set on request; tell us the alloy and grade you need and we will confirm capability.