AI data-centre liquid cooling
Turned components for liquid-cooling assemblies, where sealing faces, concentricity and surface finish decide whether a loop leaks. Tight diameters held at Cpk ≥ 1.33 and verified on the CMM before release.
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Industries servedFour industries, one process.
The applications differ; the part geometry does not. Small diameters, high length-to-diameter ratios, cross holes and back-working — that is the work a sliding-headstock lathe exists to do, and it is all we do.
Quick-disconnect fluid connectors
Coupling bodies, stems and valve pins produced complete in one cycle — front turning, cross holes and back-working together — so the mating geometry stays concentric.
Automotive components
Volume turned parts routed to the machine class that matches the tolerance, with patrol inspection every two hours and first- and last-piece verification on every batch.
Hydraulics & pneumatics
Spools, seats and fitting bodies where groove width and land diameters are measured directly on blade and spline micrometers rather than derived from CMM point-picking.
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Precision turned components for AI data-centre liquid-cooling assemblies, and automotive turned components.
Parts in production
Photographed on our bench, not from a stock library
By material
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What we cut, and what we can prove about it
Mill test certificates to EN 10204 3.1 with every shipment. Traceability from bar heat number to finished lot.
| Material | Typical use in our work |
|---|---|
| Stainless steel 303 / 304 / 316 | Connector bodies, valve stems, fluid-path components |
| Aluminium 6xxx series | Cooling-assembly components, anodised finishes |
| Aluminium 2xxx series | High-strength turned parts |
| Free-cutting steel 12L14 / 1215 | Volume fittings and hardware |
| Brass | Fluid and pneumatic fittings |
| Tin bronze | Wear-facing and bearing components |
| Pure copper | Thermal and electrical contact parts |
Starting an enquiry
What to send — it is less than you think
- 01
A STEP file3D geometry, so we can see the features that drive cycle time.
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A dimensioned PDF with GD&TThe tolerances you actually need — not the tightest ones you could write.
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Material, quantity and target dateAnnual volume or batch size is enough for a first number.
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NDA, if you want oneMutual NDA signed before any drawing is exchanged, on request.
Send a drawing — get a price in 48 hours.
We return a quotation with DFM notes, not a request for more information.