AS9100 & Nadcap Aligned Precision Machining
Flight-Critical Components RFQ — AXALLOY Precision
We deliver flight-critical components made from difficult alloys. Precision 5-axis CNC, mill-turn and Swiss machining of Inconel, Hastelloy, Titanium, MP35N, duplex stainless and other high-performance alloys. First-article inspection, full traceability, material certificates and export-ready documentation — built to AS9100, Nadcap and customer-specific flight-critical standards.
Why AXALLOY for Flight-Critical Components
- Parts that cannot fail — tight geometric tolerances to 0.005 mm, concentricity 0.008 mm, roundness 0.005 mm
- Proven on complex geometries with thin walls (0.5 mm minimum), sharp internal corners, difficult holes/threads (M0.8 minimum)
- Complete material traceability, first-article inspection reports, ballooned drawings, special-process records and heat-treatment/coating certificates
- Reliable lead times: prototypes 5–10 business days, low-volume 10–20 business days
- Preferred partner for Tier-1/Tier-2 OEMs, Tier-2 suppliers and engineering firms in aerospace, medical devices, semiconductor equipment and energy sectors
Our Core Capabilities for Flight-Critical Parts
Multi-Axis CNC Milling
- 3-axis: up to 1,000 × 600 × 600 mm
- 4-axis: Ø500 × 800 mm
- 5-axis: Ø500 × 400 mm (ideal for complex contours and tight interfaces)
- 60-tool magazine, BT40/HSK-A63, spindle 20,000 rpm, ±0.005 mm positioning accuracy
Mill-Turn & Turning
- Main/sub-spindle, C-axis, Y-axis, live tooling (up to 9 axes)
- Ø400 mm diameter, Ø800 mm length, Ø65 mm bar
- Precision turned + combined mill-turn with fewer setups and stronger feature relationships
Swiss CNC Turning
- Ø32 mm bar, Ø0.5 mm minimum diameter, up to 7 axes
- Ideal for small critical fasteners, pins, connectors and medical-grade precision components
EDM & Precision Grinding
- Wire & sinker EDM for narrow slots and sharp corners (Ra 0.4–0.8 µm)
- Cylindrical/centerless surface grinding to Ra 0.2 µm, ±0.002 mm tolerance
Supporting Processes
- EDM, precision grinding, heat treatment, passivation, coating, deburring, assembly
- Full inspection: CMM (700 × 1,000 × 600 mm, 1.8 + L/300 µm accuracy), optical measurement, hardness, roughness
Supported Materials — Flight-Critical Grades
Nickel-Based Alloys
Inconel 718/625, Hastelloy C-276/C-22, Monel 400/500, MP35N, Haynes 282/230
Titanium Grades
Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V), Grade 23, Grade 2/9
Precipitation-Hardening Stainless
17-4 PH, 15-5 PH
Duplex / Super Duplex
2205, 2507
Additional High-Performance Alloys
A286, Nitinol, cobalt alloys, tool steels
Our Approach to Flight-Critical Projects
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Review your 2D/3D drawings (STEP, IGES, DWG, PDF)
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DFM feedback on manufacturability and critical interfaces
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Define machining strategy, fixtures and inspection plan
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Run first-article inspection and issue full dimensional report + traceability package
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Deliver controlled low-volume or repeat production with full documentation
Technical & Commercial Fit
Best For
- Complex geometry, thin walls, critical interfaces, demanding surfaces or difficult features
- High-value prototypes, low-volume, high-mix or transfer projects
- Projects requiring AS9100-level traceability, first-article inspection and export-ready records
Not Ideal For
- Commodity parts purchased only on lowest unit price
- Incomplete drawings or undefined materials
- Unauthorized reproduction of existing components
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AXALLOY Precision
Shenzhen, China
Precision machining partner for global engineering, procurement and quality teams
Precision Machining for Difficult Alloys
We do not fabricate parts — we deliver flight-critical components you can trust.
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