Part blocks
Blocks: the part families we machine
A block is one family of parts, with the range we actually cut rather than the range a brochure claims. Each block carries its own size range, materials, tolerance class, finishes and quote terms — and links down to the specific part pages inside it.
- BlockFastenersCustom fasteners: screws, bolts, nuts and studsM1.6 – M24 metric coarse and fine; #0 – 1 in UNC and UNFOpen block →
- BlockShafts and pinsCustom shafts, pins and turned round partsØ1 mm – Ø200 mm (bar-fed to Ø32 mm, chucked above)Open block →
- BlockHousings and enclosuresCustom machined housings and enclosuresUp to 800 × 500 × 400 mm (5-axis); smaller parts in high volume on 3-axisOpen block →
- BlockBrackets and mountsCustom brackets, mounts and support plates1.0 mm – 20 mm (machined plate); 0.8 mm – 6 mm (formed sheet)Open block →
- BlockFittings and couplingsCustom fittings, adapters, couplings and flangesM5 – M64 metric; 1/8 in – 2 in BSP and NPTOpen block →
- BlockSeals and wear partsMachined seals, bushings and wear partsØ3 mm – Ø300 mm turned; rings and pads up to 400 mm milledOpen block →
Why blocks instead of a flat catalogue
A buyer does not search for a part number — they search for the family: custom screws, machined housings, PTFE seal rings. A block page answers the family question with numbers, then hands over to the specific part page for the detail. It is the difference between a catalogue that lists and a catalogue that answers.
Looking for something outside these six? Request a Quote — send the drawing and it will be quoted as a one-off.