This is the part of the business that is genuinely ours.
Screws and rails leave our workshop with an agreed process and inspection requirements. Send the geometry, tolerances and quantity for technical review.
Start with the part and its requirements
Ball screws
Include diameter, lead, length, accuracy and end machining details.
Trapezoidal screws
Share thread geometry, nut design, material and load conditions.
Roller screws
Describe thrust, duty cycle, speed and installation constraints.
Linear guides
Provide rail length, carriage type and application information.
Three ways to make a screw thread
Rolling
A formed thread for applications where the required accuracy and duty cycle suit this route.
Grinding
A finished thread for positioning applications with tighter accuracy requirements.
Whirling
An option for larger diameters or long leads when the geometry calls for it.
We review load, speed, accuracy and control feedback before recommending the production route.
Six steps from enquiry to handover
Share what you have
Send a drawing, sample, part number or photographs with the application details.
Check the requirements
We review geometry, load, speed, interfaces and the requested accuracy.
Agree the offer
The quotation sets out the proposed route, price, lead time and scope.
Confirm the specification
We settle open dimensions, tolerances and documentation before work starts.
Make and inspect
The part is manufactured and checked against the agreed requirements.
Receive the part
Delivery and any agreed inspection documents are confirmed with the order.
The details that matter
The drawing is the best starting point. A clear application description helps check the proposed process and specification.
Geometry
Dimensions, end features and available installation space.
Performance
Load, speed, precision and expected operating cycle.
Materials
Material, finish and environmental conditions.
Quantity
Prototype or series quantity and your required date.
Have a drawing ready?
Attach it to the enquiry form and tell us the quantity you need.
Request a quote