Turned Parts

Precision turned parts made on Traub machines, with milling, slotting, grinding and tapping as needed.

Manufactured by Uvi Tech Fit in Kundli, Sonipat, India.

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Turned Parts (Traub turned components) made by Uvi Tech Fit

Overview

Parts turned from bar on Traub machines (bushes, pins, axles, special studs and fittings), then milled, slotted, ground or tapped as the drawing needs.

Also known as: Traub turned components, precision machined parts, auto lathe turned parts.

Related parts: Custom Precision Components

Used in

  • Machinery components
  • Pivot pins and axles
  • Bushes and spacers
  • Electrical terminals
  • Automotive linkages
  • Telecom hardware

Specification

In-house operations for turned parts

OperationWhat it adds
Traub turningDiameters, steps, bores, chamfers, threads
MillingFlats, slots, hex or square sections
SlottingScrewdriver slots and narrow cuts
GrindingFine diameter finish and tolerance
TappingInternal threads

Part length up to 100 mm. Plating is done by our finishing partners. Send a drawing or sample with quantity.

Parts are checked at each stage with vernier calipers, micrometers and visual inspection. Material and test reports can be arranged on request.

Request a Quote

Give size, length, material, finish and quantity. For a custom part, attach a drawing or a photo of the sample.

Turned Parts

Attach a drawing, sample photo or BOM if you have one.

PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP, JPG, PNG or Excel. Up to 8 MB. Larger files: email them to jorjy@uvitechfit.com.

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Questions

What should I send for a quote?

A drawing (PDF, DWG or STEP) or a physical sample, plus material, finish and quantity per order.

Do you make samples before bulk production?

Yes. Samples are made and approved against your drawing before repeat production.

Which materials do you turn?

Mild steel, stainless steel and brass most often; aluminium and copper on request.

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