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CNC turning and milling
Precision CNC machining for one-off parts and small batches destined for automotive components.
- C45 and Fe42 steels
- Aluminium
- Engineering plastics
Nichelino (Turin) · From drawing to inspection
Precision machining for the automotive industry
CNC turning and milling and complete fixture building, to customer drawings. Workshop in Nichelino, just outside Turin.
- Maximum part size
- 1600 mm
- Machining tolerance
- 0,02 mm
- Workshop in Nichelino (Turin)
- Since 2019
Services
Three capabilities, one point of contact
The single part and the complete fixture come out of the same workshop: you do not have to coordinate several suppliers.
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Component milling
Milling of mechanical parts programmed in CAD/CAM: from your file to the finished part, with a dimensional check before delivery.
- CAD / CAM
- Prototypes
- Dimensional check
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Fixture and assembly building
Complete clamping and welding fixtures for automotive lines, built to your drawing: base frames, locators, pneumatic units, final assembly.
- Clamping
- Welding
- Assembly
Work
Parts off the shop floor
Parts made to customer drawings in aluminium, steel and engineering plastics.
Milled structural beam
Aluminium · CNC milling
Flanges with lightening pockets
Aluminium · turning and milling
Curved profile bracket
Aluminium · profile milling
Engineering plastic locator
Engineering plastic · CNC milling
Company
Complete fixtures, assembled and checked
Lavorazioni Meccaniche builds clamping and welding assemblies for automotive production lines: base frame, locators, pneumatic units and final assembly all come out of the same workshop where the individual parts are machined.
Having the machining and the fixture building under one roof shortens change cycles: a dimension that moves during commissioning is corrected the same day, not at the supplier’s next delivery.
- Workshop
- Via Vernea, 137/8
10042 Nichelino (TO) - Opening hours
- Monday – Friday
7:30 – 12:00 · 12:30 – 17:00
Request a quote
Send us the drawing, we will tell you if and how
We need the 2D drawing or 3D file, the quantity and the material. If something does not add up, we say so before starting.