Swiss machining
services & parts
Custom pins, shafts, fasteners and miniature components, machined to your drawing. From prototype development to repeat production, MW+ helps bring your precision parts into production.
Geometry, material and finish specified by you.
Discuss tolerances and manufacturability.
Develop, validate and repeat your part.
Inspection and delivery requirements agreed.
Swiss machined products,
made around your application
Choose the part family closest to your drawing. Every component is custom quoted for its geometry, material, critical dimensions and order quantity.
Connector & contact pins
Brass and copper alloysStepped bodies, contact surfaces and small bores for electrical connectors and precision contact assemblies.
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Precision shafts & spindles
Stainless steel and alloy steelSlender shafts with multiple diameters, grooves and threaded ends for instruments, motors and motion assemblies.
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Micro screws & studs
Stainless steel and titaniumCustom thread forms, head styles and shoulder lengths for compact mechanical and electronic assemblies.
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Bushings, ferrules & spacers
Stainless steel, brass and aluminumConcentric bores, thin walls and controlled lengths for alignment, spacing and connection components.
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Valve stems & fluid parts
Stainless steel and brassTurned stems, poppets and sealing features for fluid control assemblies, specified to your operating conditions.
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Sensor & probe housings
Stainless steel and aluminumSmall turned bodies with cross holes, flats and threads to accommodate sensors, probes and instrument assemblies.
Get a quoteAI generated product illustrations show representative geometries. Your drawing defines the supplied component.
Small details.
A complete machining service.
Swiss turning
Guide bushing support close to the cutting zone helps control deflection on small, slender components. Stepped diameters, grooves and threads can be combined in the machining cycle.
Milling & cross drilling
Specify flats, slots, radial holes and other live tooling features on the same drawing. We review tool access and the machining sequence before quoting.
Back working & part completion
Front and rear features are reviewed together to reduce handling and maintain their relationship. Deburring and finishing requirements form part of the production plan.
Prototype & repeat production
Validate your component before scaling the order. Share release quantities, expected annual demand and inspection requirements so the process suits your program.
Can Swiss machining make your part?
Start with the working envelope below. Your drawing, material and feature geometry determine the final machining route and achievable specification.
| Requirement | Swiss machining capability |
|---|---|
| Bar diameter | Ø0.3–32 mm, subject to material and geometry |
| Slender components | Length to diameter ratios up to 20:1, reviewed for the specific part |
| Critical tolerances | ±0.001–0.005 mm on suitable features, confirmed during drawing review |
| Machined features | Turning, threading, grooving, drilling, cross holes, flats and slots |
| Material selection | Stainless steel, brass, copper alloys, aluminum, steel, titanium and selected polymers |
| Finishing | Deburring, polishing, passivation, plating or anodizing, as applicable to the material |
| Order planning | Prototype quantities, production batches and repeat supply quoted to your requirements |
For larger rotational components, explore CNC turning services. We confirm the final specification and delivery plan in the quotation.
The right material.
The finish your component needs.
Specify the exact grade, condition and surface treatment. We review machinability, dimensional requirements and finishing allowance together.
Stainless steel
Corrosion resistant bodies, instrument parts, shafts and fluid components.
Brass & copper alloys
Electrical contacts, connector pins and small precision fittings.
Aluminum
Lightweight housings, spacers and miniature mechanical components.
Alloy & carbon steel
Drive components, fasteners and shafts requiring defined mechanical properties.
Titanium
Components with demanding weight, strength or corrosion requirements.
Engineering polymers
Insulating, low friction and chemically resistant components, reviewed for dimensional stability.
Material and finish availability are confirmed in the quote. Application specific testing, treatment standards and documentation should be stated on the RFQ.
Specify what matters.
Verify it before shipment.
A precision part needs a clear acceptance plan. Tell us which features control fit, sealing, movement or electrical contact, and which records your purchasing and quality teams require.
Explore quality assuranceDrawing & revision control
Confirm the released drawing, material, datums and inspection criteria before the order enters production.
First article requirements
Define the sample approval and dimensional reporting needed to validate the component before releasing a production batch.
Dimensional inspection
Agree critical feature checks and the appropriate measuring method for diameters, threads, runout and other specified characteristics.
Documentation & delivery
Request material certificates, inspection reports, conformity records, protective packaging and shipping terms with your quote.
From your drawing to your production line
A clear route from the first enquiry to a repeatable supply program.
Share your requirements
Send a STEP or IGES model, dimensioned PDF, material, finish and quantities. Add your target delivery date.
Review the quote
Discuss manufacturability, critical tolerances, inspection needs and any alternatives that could simplify the component.
Approve the component
Agree first article requirements and resolve drawing questions before releasing the production order.
Receive & reorder
Confirm packaging, delivery and documentation. Keep the approved revision and specification for future batches.
Precision components for demanding assemblies
Match the manufacturing plan to the part’s function and the requirements of your end product.
Electronics
Connector contacts, small housings and probe bodies with defined mating surfaces and plating requirements.
Medical equipment
Instrument components and small mechanical parts with material, cleanliness and traceability requirements specified by the buyer.
Industrial automation
Precision shafts, spacers and sensor components for motion, assembly and measurement equipment.
Fluid control
Stems, poppets and fittings with controlled sealing geometry and material compatibility.
Before you request a quote
What should I send for a Swiss machining quote?
Send a 3D model and dimensioned 2D drawing, material grade, finish, quantities and delivery target. Mark critical tolerances and tell us which inspection documents are required. If the design is still developing, contact us to discuss the available information.
When is Swiss turning the right process?
Swiss turning is a strong candidate for small diameter, slender rotational parts such as pins, shafts and miniature threaded components. The support near the cutting tool helps control deflection. Geometry, material and order quantity determine whether it is the best route.
Can a part include milled flats and cross holes?
Yes, these features can be reviewed for live tooling and back working within the Swiss machining route. Submit the complete drawing so we can confirm tool access, feature relationships and any secondary operations.
Which tolerances can you hold?
The published range is ±0.001–0.005 mm for suitable critical features. This is assessed against the specific geometry, material, feature length and inspection method. The achievable tolerance is confirmed in the quotation rather than applied automatically to every dimension.
Can I order a prototype before production?
Prototype and production enquiries are welcome. Include the initial quantity and expected repeat demand so we can review tooling, first article requirements and the route to production. Batch quantities and lead time are confirmed in your quote.
Are the displayed parts stocked products?
The product images illustrate representative Swiss machined geometries. Components are custom quoted and manufactured to the agreed drawing. The illustrations do not identify a stock item, customer order or fixed product specification.
Your drawing.
Our next precision component.
Send MW+ your requirements for custom Swiss machined parts. We’ll review the machining route and prepare a quote around the specification that matters to you.
- 3D model & dimensioned drawing
- Material grade & surface finish
- Order quantity & annual demand
- Critical tolerances & inspection needs