What we take on
Five ways to add finishing capacity to your floor. Every one of them starts with aluminum deburr done right.
Aluminum deburr and finish
The core service. Any aluminum part, any geometry: machined, sheet, extrusion. Edge break and burr removal to your drawing callout, with the surface finish your next operation or coating needs.
What you send
- Parts with the drawing or edge-break spec
- Quantity and lot or traveler reference
- Any masking or no-touch zones
What comes back
- Edges broken to callout, burrs removed
- Surfaces clean and ready for inspection or finish
- Same count out as in, by lot
Production overflow
When your schedule outruns your floor, we take a defined slice of the finishing work so your own people stay on the operations only they can do.
What you send
- The operation you want off your floor
- Weekly or lot quantities
- Your delivery dates
What comes back
- Finished parts on your schedule
- Capacity you can scale up or down
- No new headcount on your books
Inspection readiness
Parts that reach your inspector clean, deburred, and ready to pass the first time, instead of bouncing back for rework.
What you send
- Parts coming off machining
- Inspection criteria that keep tripping
What comes back
- Parts prepped against those criteria
- Fewer rejects at your inspection station
Containment and sorting
A suspect lot doesn't have to stop the line. We sort, segregate, and document so conforming parts keep moving while the problem gets worked.
What you send
- The lot and the sort criteria
- How you want results recorded
What comes back
- Good and suspect parts clearly separated and labeled
- A count and record you can attach to the nonconformance
Small-lot response
Short runs, hot jobs, and one-off packages that don't justify pulling your own people off the line.
What you send
- The job, however small
- When you need it back
What comes back
- The lot, finished, without disrupting your floor
Start with one package
A pilot work package is the fastest way to see how we fit your floor. Send us what's backing up.
