Reverse-engineering
Legacy parts were often made to tolerances that no longer exist on paper. We measure the component, reconstruct the geometry and define a specification that a modern shop can hold repeatably.
On-demand machining
When the OEM has discontinued it and the wait is six months, we make it.
A specification-led route from a broken part to a certified replacement, without owning a single machine.
Request a part quoteThe process
From failed component to certified part.
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Submit
Send the broken or obsolete part, a drawing, a photograph, or a 3D file. If the only reference left is the failed component itself, that is enough.
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Reverse-engineer and quote
We measure, rebuild the geometry and define material, tolerances and finish to a modern standard — then return a priced quote with a lead time.
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Route to a vetted partner
The job goes to a machining partner matched on process, certification and capacity. Asset-light by design: we organise the network, we do not own the machines.
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Deliver to spec
Dimensional inspection, material certification and full traceability accompany the part. What arrives is documented, not assumed.
The partner network
Vetted CNC milling, turning, 5-axis, EDM, casting and additive partners across Europe and North Africa. We route by process fit and capacity, not by whoever answers first.
Traceability
Material certificates, dimensional reports and job history stay attached to the order. Audit trails hold up in automotive and aerospace supply chains.
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