Industries We Serve
We proudly make prototype and limited production parts and assemblies for a variety of industries.
FD Machinery has produced components for companies across the industries below. What these customers share is a need for parts that are right the first time, because a late or out of tolerance component stops a line or a programme.
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Defense Industry
Precision components for defense equipment, produced to customer drawings under a three stage inspection regime.
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Automation Industry
Machined automation components delivered on time and as quoted, so your production line keeps running.
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Automotive Industry
Prototype and short run automotive parts and assemblies, with a particular strength in complex tuning components.
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Optics Industry
Optical component hardware machined and inspected so it complies with your specification, not approximately.
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Medical Industry
Precision medical components made to drawing, from surgical instruments to medical testing devices.
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Electronics Industry
Heat sinks, phone cases, cavity filters and other electronics components from prototype through production.
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Processes
CNC machining, CNC milling, CNC turning, metal stamping, sheet metal fabrication and die casting, all under one roof.
Materials
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, titanium, brass, copper, plastic and wood, RoHS compliant upon request.
Volumes
Prototype and limited production parts through to long production contracts, with free samples before mass production.
Industries FAQ
Do you work to customer specifications?
Yes. We are a build to print supplier, and where a drawing has a manufacturability issue we raise it before quoting rather than after delivery.
Can you handle a prototype and then the production run?
Yes, and that is how most programmes here start. Prototype and limited production parts are a core part of our work.
How many CNC machines do you have?
Twenty CNC machines, including eight Okuma horizontal machining centres, five vertical machining centres and Okuma and Mazak lathes.
Tell Us About Your Application
Describe the assembly and the environment the part works in, and send the drawing.