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Tolerance

The tolerance band is the whole specification.

Anyone can hit a nominal dimension once. Our job is holding the band — on critical features to ±0.01 mm — on part one, part eight hundred and every part between, with the measurement data to prove it.

What we hold

Bands we work in every day

Tolerance capability isn't one number — it's a different discipline for every process. The register opposite shows the working classes our floor holds routinely; tighter callouts are reviewed feature-by-feature at quote stage, honestly, before we commit.

Our machinists read GD&T fluently: datum structures, true position, profile, runout. When the print speaks in symbols, nothing is lost in translation between your design intent and our setup sheet.

Tolerance register
Critical machined featuresDown to ±0.01 mm
Precision fitsBores to H7, shafts to g6/h6, press & sliding fits
RunoutTo 0.01 mm TIR over centres
Ground surfacesFlatness to 0.005 mm; fine Ra callouts
FabricationWeldment dimensional control with distortion management
General machiningISO 2768-f/m unless the drawing states otherwise

How it's held

Tolerance is a system, not a steady hand

Designed in

Fixtures engineered per part family, programs proven on first articles, thermal and clamping effects planned for — accuracy is built into the setup before the first chip.

Measured through

In-process checkpoints are written into the routing and recorded at the machine. Drift is caught in the band, not at final inspection.

Proven out

CMM verification and calibrated gauging close every job with data — see measurement capabilities for the instrument room behind it.

Priced honestly

Tolerance drives cost. Where a looser band would serve the function at lower cost, we say so at quote stage — and where a callout is tighter than we can hold, we say that too.

Put us to the test

Send the drawing with the tightest callout you have.

You'll get back either a commitment we can measure against — or an honest conversation about the band.