Materials
Material identification linked to the order.
FIM s.r.l. · WHO WE ARE
FIM in Turin, Italy.
Precision machining to drawing.
A partner for precision small metal components made to drawing, with a strong specialisation in stainless steels.
Founded in 2009, FIM s.r.l. is a young company with a team that brings 20 years of experience in leading production and managing company operations.
Based in Bruino, near Turin, Italy, FIM s.r.l. manufactures mechanical components from bar stock using Tornos ST26 CNC machines with 7 linear axes and 2 C axes. Our bar diameter range is 4 to 26 mm.
We machine carbon steels, aluminium and brass, with particular expertise in AISI 303, 304, 316L and 316Ti stainless steels. We bring this experience to companies looking for a supplier ready to discuss the details of their components.
For several years, we have worked closely with customers in Germany who value the quality of our machining and direct technical communication, from drawing review through to production.
Solving problems for our customers
We start with the problem the component needs to solve. We discuss the drawing, critical dimensions and material with the customer to identify a machining approach that meets both design and production requirements.
ContactOUR WORKSHOP
Inside FIM.
ISO 9001:2015 · ERP
Documented quality.
Traceable production.
FIM is an ISO 9001:2015 certified company. Quality follows the component throughout the production cycle, from material management to inspections.
TÜV Italia certificate · no. 50 100 13598 Rev.003
Precision machining on customer specification (IAF 17).
Valid from 23 September 2025 to 25 July 2028.
One ERP system across the entire cycle.
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.
Production cycle
Management and recording of machining stages.
Inspections
Traceability of inspections and related documentation.
Your next component
starts with a drawing.
Tell us what you need to manufacture. Share the material, quantities and technical documentation: this is where we start.