Materials we machine
Steels and Super Alloys
We work with a range of steels and aluminum, and are a trusted choice for super alloys including Inconel and Hastelloy.
Materials chosen for demanding applications — where fit, tolerance, and performance under real-world conditions actually matter.
Selection and sourcing of materials for machining is critical, as it directly influences the efficiency, precision, and durability of the machining process. We use domestic materials.
Steel
Primarily 1018 and 4140 carbon and alloy steels, our most frequently machined materials, used across a wide range of structural and mechanical components where reliable strength and machinability are the priority.
Aluminum
Primarily 6061, a versatile, lightweight alloy machined for components where strength-to-weight ratio matters without the cost or complexity of exotic materials.
Titanium
Titanium’s combination of strength, lightness, and resistance to corrosion makes it a highly sought-after material in many fields
Stainless Steel
Primarily 316; chosen by our customers for corrosion resistance to salt water, toughness, and durability in demanding environments.
Hastelloy
Primarily, C276 a nickel-molybdenum-chromium superalloy machined for its exceptional resistance to corrosion and chemically aggressive environments.
Inconel
Primarily 625 and 718 grades for high strength and performance at elevated temperatures and other high demand applications.