Iztacalco, Mexico City

High-precisionindustrial parts

We redesign obsolete parts, build functional prototypes and machine components for industry.

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What we do

Manufacturing and recovery of components

We work from a sample, from a drawing or by reverse engineering, on one-off parts or high-production runs.

  • CNC machining

    Lathes and 3-axis machining centers. Short runs or high-production parts.

  • Made-to-order manufacturing

    Copying and rebuilding of obsolete spare parts, reverse engineering and functional prototypes.

  • Industrial maintenance

    Recovery of obsolete components.

  • CAD/CAM design

    3D modeling, drawings, material selection and toolpath preparation.

Materials and processes

What we work with

These are the materials we machine and the processes we use to shape each project. If yours is not on the list, just ask.

Materials

  • Carbon steel

    General purpose for machine parts, shafts and mounts.

  • Heat-treated steels

    4140 and 4340 quenched and tempered, plus O1 and D2 tool steels for wear parts.

  • Stainless AISI 304

    Corrosion resistant. Food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries.

  • Stainless AISI 316

    Higher chemical resistance than 304, with molybdenum.

  • Aluminum 6061

    Light and easy to machine. Fixtures, plates and structures.

  • Aluminum 7075

    High mechanical strength for demanding parts.

  • Bronze

    Bushings and sleeves with good sliding properties.

  • Brass

    Good machinability and corrosion resistance. Fittings, bushings and hardware.

  • Copper

    Electrical and thermal conductivity.

  • Nylon and UHMW

    Guides, sprockets and quiet parts that need no lubrication.

  • Engineering plastics

    Acetal, PTFE and polycarbonate for lightweight parts.

Processes

  • Turning

    Turning, facing, threading and boring of cylindrical parts.

  • Milling

    Faces, slots, pockets and profiles on prismatic parts.

  • CNC machining

    3-axis centers for repeatable geometry and controlled tolerance.

  • Production lathe machining

    High-production runs.

  • Laser cutting

    Sheet and plate cut from your drawing.

  • Laser engraving

    Permanent marking of part numbers, scales and logos.

  • Waterjet cutting

    Cutting with no heat-affected zone, for sensitive or thick material.

  • MMAW, MIG and TIG welding

    Joining and material recovery in steel, stainless steel and aluminum.

  • Heat treatment

    Hardening, tempering and case hardening for the finished part.

  • Anodizing

    Protective and decorative finish for aluminum parts.

Second line of business

Industrial Supplies

Control and automation solutions

We supply industrial control and automation spare parts from more than fifty brands.

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How we work

From the obsolete part to the new one

  1. 01

    Survey

    We study the part, take measurements and define material and finish.

  2. 02

    Engineering

    CAD modeling, drawings and tolerance validation.

  3. 03

    Manufacturing

    CNC or conventional machining, heat treatment and in-process control.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Final inspection, packaging and traceability records.

Quality

How we stand behind every part

Every part ships measured, documented and under strict quality control.

  • Dimensional inspection with calibrated instruments
  • Material certificates on request
  • Batch records and process parameters
  • Plant kept under 5S
Clients

Sectors we serve

  • Food and beverage
  • Automotive
  • Plastics and packaging
  • Energy
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Mining
  • Chemical
  • Paper and printing
Contact

Visit us or reach any of our locations

We have two locations in Mexico City: one open to the public and our production plant.

Front desk and first contact

Chicle 207

Granjas México, Iztacalco, 08400 Ciudad de México

Open to the public during business hours.

Production plant

Resina 264

Granjas México, Iztacalco, 08400 Ciudad de México

You can book a visit to see the plant and how your project is made.

Opening hours

Monday to Friday: 09:0019:00
Saturday: 09:0014:00
Closed on Sunday

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