Machining High-Performance Alloys

Machining rigid materials is an industry-wide challenge

Rigid materials such as high-performance alloys provide serious challenges when it comes to turning, milling and cutting. Machinability of alloys that exhibit resistant properties is generally lower since they have a decreased elasticity, making working with them much harder.

Maximizing the benefits of high-performance alloys through machining

We conquer this challenge in a number of ways.

First, our engineers design the manufacturing process to fit high-performance alloys. For instance, the part may need to be tempered before machining smaller surfaces on it.

Second, our close collaboration with sheet metal manufacturers helps us find the most appropriate technology for each project. Thanks to our cooperation, we can both optimize cycle times and find a suitable material that can be machined according to the given specifications.

Industries leveraging high-performance alloys

Pump parts such as shafts, couplings and rings, hydraulic components and bolt tightening parts must all be made of very hard material due to the extreme mechanical stress or hydraulic pressure they must endure.

Benefits of choosing Hamptons

Optimal timing of tempering and machining

Well-designed production processes

Close cooperation with reputable metal suppliers

Quality raw materials

Manufacturing parts with a variety of resistance properties

Special high-performance alloys

Features

Hard materials

Hard materials

Machining rigid, high-performance steel alloys resistant to various stresses.

Complex geometries

Complex geometries

Machining parts with complex geometries is also feasible in case of hard alloys.

Surface finishing

Surface finishing

Nitriding, chemical blackening and other specialized surface treatments.

File formats

File formats

Accepting any frequently used CAD / STEP files.

Production volume

Production volume

Available for any batch size from a single piece.