We review your drawing
Geometry, material, tolerances, finishes, quantities and delivery requirements.
OUR MACHINING
From bar turning to finished component details: a selection of our work. Specialists in AISI 303, 304, 316L and 316Ti stainless steels, we also machine carbon steels, free-cutting steels, aluminium and brass.
11SMnPb30 · FIM
A real example of machining to drawing. This component is made from 11SMnPb30 free-cutting steel, distinct from the stainless steels at the heart of our specialization.
Request a quotationMaterials are identified only where confirmed. Photographs illustrate machining examples; every request is assessed against the customer’s drawing.
We manufacture bar-turned components with internal and external threads, bores, shoulders, pockets and milled features to customer drawings. The gallery shows real components from our production. Geometry, tolerances and surface requirements are assessed for each order.
Geometry, material, tolerances, finishes, quantities and delivery requirements.
We assess feasibility and define the technical and commercial terms of the order.
We machine from bar stock on Tornos ST26 CNC machines with 7 linear axes and 2 C axes to agreed specifications.
ISO 9001:2015 · ERP
FIM is an ISO 9001:2015 certified company. Quality follows the component throughout the production cycle, from material management to inspections.
Precision machining on customer specification (IAF 17).
Valid from 23 September 2025 to 25 July 2028.
Our production cycle is managed through ERP software that maintains traceability of materials, machining stages and inspections. Order information and the associated documentation remain linked, allowing the component’s production history and checks to be traced.
Material identification linked to the order.
Management and recording of machining stages.
Traceability of inspections and related documentation.
ON THE WORKSHOP FLOOR
Two real recordings from the FIM workshop. Play the videos to see the machines and machining in action.
Tell us what you need to manufacture. Share the material, quantities and technical documentation: this is where we start.