Production of turned and milled parts from bar stock
The production of turned parts milled from bar stock represents one of Tornerie PGF's core processes. The company manufactures custom-designed components with diameters ranging from 2 to 65 mm, using technologically advanced machine tools that guarantee high precision and production continuity. The materials used include: automatic steels, high-strength steels, case-hardening steels, stainless steels, as well as aluminium and brass alloys, selected based on the characteristics required by the part to be produced.
Thanks to the experience gained in over seventy years of activity, Tornerie PGF is today a metal turning Specializing in the production of custom components, offering precise workmanship, consistent quality, and reliable delivery times. The company represents a point of reference for businesses seeking a qualified partner in the production of turned parts milled from bar stock intended for different industrial applications.
The production also includes precision metal parts, manufactured with tight tolerances and meticulous checks throughout every stage of production. These components are used in numerous sectors, including automotive, hydraulics, plant engineering, and industrial mechanics, where precision and reliability are essential.
Metal treatments and finishing of turned parts
The production batches of the turned parts milled from bar stock They range from a few hundred pieces to over 100,000 pieces. The company is also capable of producing prototypes and samples quickly and serves customers as a reliable partner for new product development.
In addition to the production of turned parts milled from bar stock Tornerie PGF performs specific treatments on various types of metals and metal alloys, completing the processes with processes dedicated to the customer's needs, including:
- internal and external grinding using traditional grinders and latest-generation CNCs;
- industrial precision grinding;
- surface treatments, to treat previously cleaned, degreased and acid-treated metal surfaces and give them aesthetic characteristics, resistance to oxidation and corrosion and of particular hardness;
- polished chrome plating, which increases the corrosion resistance and at the same time promotes the adhesion of the coating;
- matte chrome plating for machinery and equipment components;
- heat treatments;
- polishing;
- surface finishes;
- anodizing with the aim of making the steel assume those crystalline structures which give it certain mechanical and/or technological characteristics turned parts milled from bar stock.
