machine turned parts
Need a custom round part, like a shaft, spacer, bushing or connector? That’s what machine turned parts are for. At Nuote Metals, we make these parts every day, we turn metal bars into accurate, finished components on our lathes.
Machine turned parts are shaped by rotating the material against a cutting tool. This lets us create clean threads, grooves, tapers and diameters that match your drawing exactly. The process is consistent, so every part in your batch comes out the same, all the parts are tight tolerances, smooth finish, ready to use.
We produce machine turned parts from materials like aluminum, brass, steel, and copper. Whether you need light weight, corrosion resistance, strength, or conductivity, we can match the material to your job. These parts are used in everything from automotive and machinery to electrical and plumbing applications.
If you have a round part in mind that doesn’t come off the shelf, let us turn it for you. At Nuote Metals, making reliable machine turned parts is what we do. Send us your drawing or specs. We’ll turn them into parts that fit and function the way you need.
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