At Kiartys Engineering, mill-turning combines both milling and turning operations in a single setup, reducing handling and boosting precision.
Yes, CNC milling and mill-turning can process hardened steels, Inconel, and titanium. Kiartys Engineering facilities are equipped to machine advanced alloys.
Surface grinding at Kiartys Engineering can achieve finishes as fine as Ra 0.2μm.
At Kiartys Engineering, honing improves bore geometry and surface finish in components like cylinders and valve bodies. Unlike grinding, honing removes material via abrasion over longer contact.
Kiartys Engineering regularly machines parts to tolerances of ±0.01 mm, meeting AS9100 compliance standards.
At Kiartys Engineering, we use in-process inspection to detect deviations early, reducing scrap, rework and ensuring consistent production quality.
At Kiartys Engineering, by implementing strict quality agreements, inspections, and documentation, subcontract treatments are monitored for process control and part integrity.
At Kiartys Engineering, honing can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.001 mm and fine surface finishes down to Ra 0.1 µm, ideal for sealing and wear-critical parts.
Aluminium, stainless steel, titanium, inconel and brass offer high machinability and tight tolerance capability. Kiartys Engineering specialise in the precision milling and mill-turn machining of exotic alloys, such as inconel, titanium and higher-grade steels.
At Kiartys Engineering, our inspection methods include CMM, visual checks, surface testing, and in-process dimensional inspections.
EDM is a non-contact machining process used at Kiartys Engineering, ideal for complex shapes and hard metals such as titanium or tool steel.
At Kiartys Engineering, CAD-CAM ensures a seamless transition from design to production, reducing errors and setup time, supporting fast, repeatable precision.