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Precision Where Failure Isn’t an Option.

Capability

Precision machining is the core of what we do — close-tolerance components, verified against drawing requirements, for applications where the part has to perform.

Precision is not a marketing word here. It is dimensional verification built into the process, from setup through final inspection.

We machine precision components in materials from engineered plastics through stainless steel, up to approximately 40 inches in diameter.

For oilfield and energy customers, a component that is out of tolerance is a component that fails in the field — so we treat verification as part of manufacturing, not an afterthought.

Verified

Measured and gauged against drawing tolerances.

Documented

Records that follow the part through the shop.

Field-Proven

Built by people who know where the part goes.

Highlights

  • Close tolerances
  • Dimensional verification
  • Plastics through stainless
  • Up to ~40" diameter
FAQ

Precision Machining — Questions We Get

What does precision machining mean at Machine Tech Services?

It means close-tolerance components that are measured and verified against drawing requirements before release, not just cut to size. Dimensional verification is built into the manufacturing process rather than added at the end, which matters for oilfield and energy parts that fail expensively in the field.

What size precision parts can you machine?

Machine Tech Services machines precision components up to approximately 40 inches in diameter, in materials from engineered plastics through stainless steel.

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