Bearings & Machined Parts
Housings · flanges · couplings · structures
Bearing housings, covers, flanges, couplings and machined structures. A bearing bore is not cut to nominal size: the bearing or journal is measured first and the bore set to it, with the clearance or interference written into the inspection record. Paired housings are bored at both ends in one set-up, so coaxiality comes from the fixture rather than a second alignment.

Specifications
- Parts machined
- Housings · covers · flanges · couplings · frame structures
- Blank
- Cast, forged, or cut from plate
- Machines
- Gantry mill · horizontal borer · vertical lathe · machining centre
- Inspection
- Centre distance · coaxiality · squareness · roughness
Typical use
- Bearing housings and covers
- Flanges, couplings and connectors
- Frames and welded structures
- Connecting parts for pumps, valves and hydraulics
Order paired housings together and we machine them together — done in separate batches, coaxiality is where they come apart.
Typical process
01
Drawing review
hole pattern and datums
02
Cutting and blank
castings checked against mill certificate
03
Rough milling / boring
allowance for movement
04
Stress relief
before finishing
05
Finish milling / boring
paired parts in one set-up
06
Drilling / tapping
per hole layout
07
Inspection
centre distance and coaxiality recorded
08
Painting and packing
rust prevention, lifting points
View parts
Parts to drawing · pump and valve · mining spares · assemblies
Need us to confirm fixturing and operations against your drawing? Send the part size, material and quantity; we will review the process against the machines we have.
Send a drawing, get a quote







