Food and beverage machinery
Stainless and duplex components for processing and packaging lines, with documented material and measured surface finish.
- Austenitic and duplex stainless
- POM (Delrin) · PTFE
- Roughness measured in-house
What the sector asks of a part
Food and beverage machinery is washed down daily and must not trap product. Builders specify stainless steels — often duplex for strength and corrosion resistance — engineering plastics for wear parts, documented surface roughness on product-contact surfaces and clean, burr-free edges.
What we make for this sector
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Stainless steel and aluminium parts
Turned and milled parts with documented roughness on product-contact surfaces.
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Housings, flanges and wear parts
Including engineering plastic wear parts in POM (Delrin) and PTFE.
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Shafts and drive components
Shafts and pinions for drives and conveyors.
Also:Duplex and super duplex stainless steel partsAluminium frames and brackets
Photos show typical part types from our production; parts made for a specific customer are shown only with that customer’s permission.
Duplex stainless steel
Duplex grades work-harden and wear tools faster than austenitic stainless. We plan tooling and cutting data for them from the first article. Our guide to machining duplex explains what to expect.
References in this sector
Summary
- Stainless, duplex, plastic and aluminium parts for food processing and packaging machinery.
- Surface roughness measured in our laboratory; material certificates supplied.
- References: Syntegon, GEA, Bühler.
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Materials
Steels, duplex and super duplex stainless, aluminium, copper alloys and engineering plastics.
- Technical guides
Machining duplex stainless
Work hardening, tool wear and setup rigidity compared with 316L.
- Capabilities
CNC turning
8 turning centres with C/Y axis and twin spindles, parts to Ø670 × 1,512 mm.
Send us your drawing.
STEP, IGES, DXF or PDF. Quotation within 2–15 business days, depending on size and complexity.