Manufactured to Customer’s Design Specification

From batch sizes of 1 to 1 million+ we can offer specially manufactured components to meet all your project requirements, no matter how simple or complex. We find it beneficial to be involved at the design stage where possible, to give us the opportunity to offer possible alternatives that may be more cost effective or suited to your project. We work closely with our manufacturers to assure delivery of parts that conform to drawing, are on time and are at competitive rates. Full batch traceability is available on all our products, and if required we can offer PPAP and IMDS supporting data. We’re happy to receive CAD files that are transferable to Solidworks in STP or IGS formats, to review parts for quotational purposes and to produce 2D drawings.

Precision Turned & Milled Components

With a variety of methods for producing precision turned and milled components available, Crown Screw can manufacture to our customer’s specific design specification. Small or large batch sizes available with quick turnaround and supporting quality documentation.

At Crown Screw we understand the critical role that our machined components play in the manufacture of your products. From high volume automotive customers, local fabricators to low volume prototyping, we will have the precise components for your requirements. This information page is designed to give you a brief overview into the world of machined products, to guide you towards the right component for your project.

Using the most cost effective technology, Crown Screw can offer precision turned and milled components to your specific design with a high standard of quality, finish with a quick turnaround. Parts can be manufactured in a broad range of materials, grades and finishes to suit your project requirements. Utilising Solidworks CAD software, our experienced engineers can assist at the design stage to minimize unnecessary manufacturing costs. Full batch traceability and supporting quality documentation such as PPAP and IMDS are available. Most commonly used in the automotive, aerospace, defence, medical, rail, construction and fabrication industries.