Specialized Turning Precision Machines Tight-Sealing Custom Fittings

PEABODY, MA--(Marketwired - Jun 18, 2013) - Specialized Turning, Inc. is introducing custom machined fittings, adapters, and flanges with intricate features and close tolerances for use with precision instruments, manifolds, and valves. They routinely produce parts for a wide range of industries ranging from aerospace to medical devices and instrumentation.

Specialized Custom Machined Fittings feature intricate details with close tolerances to 0.001" and surface finishes to 8 RMS, depending upon the material. Produced from a variety of materials in sizes from 0.250" up to 3" dia., with precise openings, burr control, fillet radius, and corner break details, they include honing and lapping to assure proper sealing.

Available in prototype to production quantities, Specialized Custom Machined Fittings can be produced from 316 stainless steel, Inconel^®, titanium, and other high temperature alloys (electropolished if required), plus steel, aluminum, and plastics. Applications for these precision machined parts include gas, liquid, and vapor handling in a wide range of hydraulic, pneumatic, and vacuum systems.

Specialized Custom Machined Fittings are priced according to configuration and quantity. Kanban and other inventory management programs are offered.

About Specialized Turning, Inc.

Founded in 1935, Specialized Turning provides precision machining, CNC machining, and numerous custom CNC machining services. A machine shop for high technology companies, the firm focuses on low volume, high precision, difficult to machine materials for highly engineered applications.

Specialized Turning's capabilities include the production of intricate parts from materials such as titanium, Inconel®, stainless steel, and plastics for virtually all industries ranging from aerospace to medical devices and instrumentation.

A valued partner, Specialized Turning offers turnkey solutions, a NADCAP supplier base, DFARS sources, long-term agreements, Kanban stocking programs, weekly order updates, and most importantly, no surprises.