Machining Services Industrial and Cast Components
To order machining services for industrial and cast components, you can send your drawings, samples, or technical specifications to the Taimaz Foolad team. After reviewing the material, dimensions, tolerances, and production volume, we will provide details on project feasibility, delivery time, and machining costs.
📎 To review your order, send the part drawing or photo, approximate weight, required quantity, and application details.
Delivery of Finished Part
From Manufacturing to Final Inspection
Machining to Drawing
To Specified Dimensions and Tolerances
Various Machining Processes
Turning, Milling, Drilling, and Grinding
Final Part Quality Control
Dimensional Checks & Testing
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Industrial Machining Services at Taimaz Foolad
Machining services for industrial parts at Taimaz Foolad include turning, milling, drilling, grinding, machining of cast components, and other finishing operations. The required process for each part is determined based on the drawing, material, dimensions, tolerances, and technical requirements of the order.
Part Turning
Machining cylindrical and axial surfaces to achieve the required dimensions and tolerances.
Part Milling
Machining flat surfaces, grooves, and various part profiles according to technical drawings.
Part Drilling
Creating and finishing holes according to the dimensions, positions, and requirements specified in the drawing.
Part Grinding
Finishing and correcting surfaces to achieve the required dimensional accuracy and surface quality.
Casting Machining
Finishing cast parts to meet the required dimensions, tolerances, and final surface specifications.
Part Finishing Operations
Providing the necessary finishing processes to deliver parts according to order specifications.
Why Do Cast Parts Need Machining?
seats, and sealing surfaces may require machining to achieve the required dimensions, tolerances, and surface quality.
For this reason, specific areas of components such as pump housings, valve bodies, gears, bearing housings, and gearbox components are typically turned, milled, drilled, or finished after casting.
A certain amount of extra material, known as machining allowance, is provided on surfaces intended for subsequent machining. This material is removed during machining to bring the part to the final dimensions and tolerances specified in the drawing. The machining allowance is not fixed; it is determined based on the casting method, material, dimensions, geometry, and technical specifications of the part.
From Casting to a Finished Part
For projects requiring finished components, Taimaz Foolad manages the production and finishing process based on the order’s drawings and technical specifications. Each project’s workflow is determined by the part type, material, tolerances, and technical requirements to ensure the component is delivered ready for use, assembly, or shipment.
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Production Planning
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Initial Part Production or Sourcing
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Machining & Finishing
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Final Inspection & Testing
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Packaging & Delivery
Why Do Machined Parts Simplify the Supply Chain?
Receiving finished, machined parts reduces the need for buyers to coordinate between foundries, machining providers, and other finishing stages. This can simplify order management, especially for industrial orders, heavy components, and projects involving multiple production stages.
Reduced Supplier Coordination
Instead of managing production, machining, and inspection separately, the project follows a defined process based on the customer’s final requirements.
Less Handling of Semi-Finished Parts
Moving raw or semi-finished parts between multiple facilities can increase time and costs, especially for large and heavy components. Completing parts before delivery reduces these transfers.
Better Management of Production & Machining Defects
Some defects may become apparent during machining or final inspection. Completing these stages before delivery helps identify and address issues before parts reach the customer.
Delivery Based on Final Customer Requirements
The goal is not simply to deliver a cast part. Components can be finished according to drawings, dimensions, tolerances, and technical specifications to meet assembly, usage, or shipping requirements.
Quality Control of Machined Parts
Quality control of machined parts is performed according to the technical specifications, tolerances, and requirements of each order. Depending on the part type and project needs, dimensional inspections and required tests are conducted to verify part quality.Taimaz Foolad offers dimensional inspection, hardness testing, metallography, UT and PT testing, and alloy analysis using a spectrometer. The inspection and testing methods for each project are selected based on the material, drawing, and operating conditions of the part.
Which Parts Can Be Considered for Machining?
Depending on the part type, material, dimensions, geometry, and technical requirements, a wide range of industrial components can be considered for machining. The following examples represent part categories that Taimaz Foolad manufactures and supplies.
Pump Parts
Pump housings, impellers, diffusers, bearing housings, and other related components.
Industrial Valves
Valve bodies, gate valves, and related components tailored to order specifications.
Gearbox and Power Transmission Parts
Gearbox housings, gears, and components used in power transmission assemblies.
Automotive Parts
Various housings, hubs, brake drums, brake components, and custom automotive parts.
Agricultural Machinery Parts
Gear housings, gearbox components, fittings, and agricultural machinery parts.
Mining and Industrial Parts
Mining machinery, industrial equipment, and wear-resistant components.
Custom Parts to Specifications
Custom part manufacturing and machining based on drawings, dimensions, tolerances, and requirements.
Which Materials Can Be Machined?
Machining projects at Taimaz Foolad are evaluated based on the part’s material, grade, dimensions, geometry, and technical requirements. Machining is available for various materials, including cast iron, steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other project-specific alloys.
For each order, machining methods and finishing operations are selected according to the part’s technical specifications.
How Is Industrial Machining Priced?
Industrial machining costs are calculated for each project based on the part’s technical specifications. A fixed rate cannot be applied to all orders.Factors affecting the price include material and grade, dimensions and weight, geometry complexity, machining allowance, number of machining stages, required tolerances and surface finish, order quantity, heat treatment, and final inspection or testing.The part’s condition upon delivery also matters. Whether it arrives as a raw, cast, or semi-finished component can affect the machining process and final cost.An accurate quote is provided after reviewing the part drawing and technical specifications.
Send your part specifications to our team for an accurate quote.
Advantages of Machined Parts for Export Orders
For export orders, delivering parts after machining and final inspection can reduce some of the costs and risks associated with subsequent stages. This is particularly important for heavy components, high-volume orders, and parts that require additional machining at the destination.
۱. Reduced Shipment Weight
Excess material is removed from the raw part during machining. Completing this step before shipping can reduce the final shipment weight and improve the use of transport capacity, especially for heavy components or high-volume orders.
۲. Reduced Risk of Discovering Issues at the Destination
Some defects may become apparent during machining or final inspection. Completing these stages before export helps identify potential issues before shipment and reduces the likelihood of requiring rework, replacement, or reshipping.
۳. Reduced Need for Machining in the Destination Country
Delivering parts in their required final condition reduces the need for customers to arrange machining services after receiving the shipment. This can also affect the final cost of sourcing parts in markets where industrial services and labor are more expensive.
۴. Technical and Commercial Documentation for Export Orders
Depending on the order requirements, the necessary documentation for shipping and delivering exported parts can be provided:Proforma Invoice | Commercial Invoice | Certificate of Origin | Packing List | Test Report | Alloy Analysis
Machining Service Ordering Process
The process of ordering machining services at Taimaz Foolad begins with submitting a drawing or part specifications. Following technical evaluation, quotation, the required machining operations, quality inspection, and order delivery, the process is completed.
۰۱ Submit Part Specifications
Drawings, samples, images, or technical information about the partncluding dimensions, material, quantity, tolerances, and operating conditionsare submitted for evaluation.
۰۲ Technical Order Review
The material, dimensions, geometry, tolerances, quantity, and condition of the initial part are reviewed to determine the appropriate machining method.
۰۳ Quotation and Delivery Time
Following the technical review, the proposed machining method, machining cost, and estimated delivery time are communicated to the customer.
۰۴ Machining and Part Finishing
Once the order is approved, the part undergoes machining, finishing operations, and the necessary preparation to meet the specified final delivery requirements.
۰۵ Quality Inspection
The machined part is inspected according to the order requirements, including dimensions, tolerances, surface quality, and any required testing.
۰۶ Order Delivery
After final approval, the part is prepared for delivery or shipment to the customer.
What Information Should You Provide for a Quote?
To evaluate your project more accurately and provide a machining quote, it is best to include the part’s technical specifications with your inquiry. The more complete the initial information, the more accurately the technical evaluation and cost estimate can be prepared.
Required Information:
• 2D or 3D drawings, if available
• Part images or samples
• Material type and grade
• Required quantity
• Part dimensions
• Critical tolerances
• Additional finishing operations or special testing, if required
• Destination country for export orders
Frequently Asked Questions
How Is the Price of Industrial Parts Machining Determined?
Machining costs depend on factors such as the part’s material and grade, dimensions, geometry, material removal volume, tolerances, surface finish, production quantity, and required operations or tests. To provide an accurate quote, the part drawing and technical specifications must be reviewed.
Can Cast Parts Be Machined?
Yes. Cast parts can be machined to achieve the required dimensions, tolerances, and surface finish. The machining method and process stages are determined based on each part’s drawing and technical specifications.
What Is Machining Allowance?
Machining Allowance is the extra material left on specific areas of a part to be removed during machining, allowing the part to reach its final dimensions. The required allowance depends on the material, dimensions, geometry, manufacturing method, and drawing requirements.
Which Materials Are Accepted for Machining?
Machining projects are evaluated based on the material type and technical specifications. Parts made of cast iron, steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other alloys required for the project can be considered.
What Information Should We Provide for a Machining Order?
If available, please provide 2D or 3D drawings, part images or samples, material type and grade, dimensions, quantity, critical tolerances, and any required special operations or tests. For export orders, the destination country should also be specified.
Are Machined Parts Available for Export Orders?
Export orders for machined parts can be evaluated and supplied. Depending on the order requirements, necessary technical and commercial documents, such as a Packing List, Test Report, and Alloy Analysis, can also be provided.
What Inspections Can Be Performed After Machining?
Depending on the part type and order requirements, dimensional inspection and tests such as hardness testing, metallography, UT, PT, and alloy analysis using a quantometer can be performed. Inspection requirements are determined based on the drawing, material, and order specifications.
Can We Order Parts from Initial Production Through Final Finishing?
Yes. Depending on the customer’s needs, a project can be managed from initial production or sourcing of the raw part through machining, finishing operations, inspection, and final delivery. The process for each order is determined according to the project’s drawings and technical requirements.
