Part function
Fits, bearing surfaces, threads, sealing features, and mating interfaces drive process and inspection decisions.
Precision rotational components
CNC Turning Services
Stratum Precision Works produces rotational metal and plastic components for industrial equipment, automation, field service, and product-development applications. We review the complete part—not only its diameter—to plan workholding, secondary features, material, and inspection.
Common applications
Built for functional manufacturing requirements.
Every project is evaluated against the supplied geometry, application, material, quantity, critical features, and acceptance criteria.
- 01Shafts, pins, and rollers
- 02Bushings, sleeves, and spacers
- 03Adapters, collars, and couplings
- 04Threaded components and fittings
- 05Equipment repair and replacement parts
- 06Prototype and low-volume production components
Engineering review
What shapes the manufacturing plan.
Useful quotes depend on the functional requirements behind the model. These factors are reviewed before a process is committed.
Length and rigidity
Part proportions, unsupported features, and material behavior influence the turning strategy.
Secondary features
Cross-holes, flats, slots, and other non-turned details are considered during the complete process review.
Repeatability
Low-volume orders are planned so critical setup information can support future runs when requirements remain stable.
RFQ to delivery
A direct, technical workflow.
Projects may use aluminum alloys, steels, stainless steels, and machinable engineering plastics. The exact material and condition are verified for each RFQ.
Review material categories →- 01
Review geometry, drawing callouts, application, material, and quantity.
- 02
Identify critical diameters, fits, threads, and secondary operations.
- 03
Turn, complete required features, deburr, and inspect.
- 04
Package components for protected shipment and repeat-order continuity.
Project questions
Before you send the RFQ.
Can you produce both turned and milled features?+
Parts with rotational geometry and secondary milled features can be reviewed as complete components. The manufacturing plan depends on geometry and required feature relationships.
Can you recreate a worn shaft or bushing?+
Potentially. A drawing, CAD model, or suitable physical sample can be reviewed, but the original design intent and wear condition must be considered before dimensions are finalized.
Can I request a small production run?+
Yes. Stratum focuses on prototypes and low-volume requirements where technical review, responsiveness, and repeatability matter.
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