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Our CNC turning centers handle parts up to 2,000mm (2m) in length, while our manual lathes accommodate larger workpieces up to 6 meters (6,000mm). This combination lets us machine both small precision components and large industrial shafts with high accuracy.

We offer both CNC and manual lathe operations. CNC machining is ideal for high-precision, repetitive parts with complex geometries, while manual lathes are perfect for one-off custom pieces and repairs. Our skilled machinists can recommend the best approach for your project.

Yes, absolutely. We specialize in manufacturing custom machined components from technical drawings, CAD files, or even samples. Our team can produce shafts, sleeves, bushings, bearing housings, and other precision parts to exact specifications.

We perform a full range of lathe operations: Turning (OD & ID), Facing (flat end surfaces), Chamfering (edge beveling), Threading (internal & external — Metric, BSP, UNC, ACME), Taper Turning, Parting, Tapping, Drilling (center, through & blind holes), Contouring, Reaming, Grooving (O-ring, snap ring, undercuts), and Knurling (diamond & straight patterns).

Drilling creates a hole, while reaming is a finishing operation that enlarges and refines an existing drilled hole to a precise diameter and smooth surface finish. Reaming achieves tighter tolerances and better surface quality than drilling alone — essential for bearing fits and precision assemblies.

Knurling is a lathe operation that presses a pattern into a metal surface — either diamond or straight patterns — to create a textured grip. It is commonly used on handles, knobs, tool grips, and any component requiring a non-slip surface.

Grooving is a lathe operation that cuts a narrow channel into the outer or inner surface of a part. Common uses include O-ring grooves (for sealing), snap ring grooves (for retaining components), undercuts (for thread relief), and recesses for bearings or seals.

Yes, taper turning is one of our standard lathe operations. We produce conical surfaces at precise angles for applications like Morse tapers, tool shanks, valve seats, and self-locking couplings. Both short and long tapers can be machined to specification.

We work with a wide range of materials including mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, bronze, cast iron, and various alloys. Our machinery and tooling are equipped to handle both ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

Yes, we provide professional brake shoe riveting services for heavy vehicles, trucks, and industrial equipment. Our riveting process ensures secure attachment of brake linings to brake shoes, meeting safety standards for optimal braking performance.

Absolutely. We specialize in manufacturing heavy-duty dies and precision gears for industrial applications. Our CNC and manual machining capabilities allow us to produce custom gears, dies, and molds to exact specifications for various industries.

A standard engine rebuild typically takes 3-5 working days, depending on the scope of work. Complete overhauls with extensive machining (cylinder boring, crankshaft grinding, head resurfacing) may take 7-10 days. We provide accurate timelines after initial inspection.

Cylinder boring removes wear, scratches, and out-of-round conditions from engine cylinders to restore proper clearances. Honing then creates the correct surface finish for optimal piston ring sealing and oil retention. This process is essential for engine rebuilds.

Yes, we provide complete crankshaft services including grinding, polishing, and balancing. Our crankshaft grinders can restore worn journals to undersize specifications, ensuring proper oil clearances and smooth operation.

Absolutely. We specialize in diesel engine repairs for heavy vehicles, construction equipment, generators, and marine engines. Our services include cylinder block work, crankshaft reconditioning, flywheel machining, and complete engine assembly.

We offer MIG (Metal Inert Gas), TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), and Arc welding services. Each method is suited for different applications - MIG for thick materials and high-speed work, TIG for precise aluminum and stainless steel work, and Arc for heavy structural welding.

Yes, we provide complete custom metal fabrication services including structural steel work, custom brackets, frames, tanks, enclosures, and specialty components. We work from your drawings or can help design solutions for your needs.

Yes, we have expertise in welding aluminum and stainless steel using TIG welding techniques. This is ideal for applications requiring corrosion resistance, clean welds, and aesthetic finishes.

Absolutely. We specialize in repairing cracked frames, broken attachments, damaged structural components, and other heavy equipment parts. Our welding expertise extends to high-stress repairs that meet industrial standards.

Vertical milling has the cutting tool mounted vertically, ideal for face milling, drilling, and working on flat surfaces. Horizontal milling has the tool mounted horizontally, perfect for cutting slots, grooves, and keyways. We have both types to handle diverse machining needs.

Yes, we provide keyway cutting and spline cutting services on our milling machines. These are essential for connecting shafts to gears, pulleys, and other rotating components in machinery.

Yes, we have radial drilling machines and jig boring equipment for precision hole making. Jig boring provides extremely accurate hole locations and sizes, essential for tooling and precision assembly work.

Surface grinding produces extremely flat, smooth surfaces with tight tolerances. It's commonly used for cylinder heads, engine blocks, flanges, and any component requiring precise flatness and surface finish.

We provide complete hydraulic cylinder repair, pump overhauls, valve reconditioning, seal replacement, pressure testing, and system troubleshooting. Our services cover all types of hydraulic equipment used in construction and industrial machinery.

Yes, hydraulic cylinder repair is one of our specialties. We disassemble, inspect, machine worn parts (rods, tubes, pistons), replace seals and bearings, reassemble, and pressure test to ensure leak-free operation.

Yes, we have hydraulic test benches to pressure test cylinders, pumps, and valves. This ensures repairs meet specifications and function properly before returning to service.

Yes, we perform hydraulic pump overhauls including disassembly, inspection, machining worn components, replacing seals and bearings, and testing. We work on gear pumps, piston pumps, and vane pumps.

Yes, we offer professional hydraulic hose pipe crimping services for all sizes and types of hydraulic hoses. We can fabricate custom hydraulic hose assemblies with proper fittings, ensuring leak-free connections for your hydraulic systems.

We service excavators, bulldozers, loaders, cranes, forklifts, and other construction and mining equipment. Our services include undercarriage repair, structural welding, hydraulic repairs, and complete mechanical overhauls.

Yes, we provide undercarriage repair services including track reconditioning, roller replacement, pin and bush replacement, and sprocket repair. We have track presses and specialized equipment for heavy equipment work.

Absolutely. We repair cracked buckets, rebuild worn cutting edges, straighten bent attachments, and fabricate replacement parts. Our heavy welding equipment can handle the toughest repairs.

While most work is done in our fully-equipped workshop, we can discuss on-site services for certain applications. For heavy or immobile equipment, we also offer pickup and delivery services across Dubai and the UAE.

Yes, we provide complete electric motor rewinding and varnishing services for industrial motors. Our services include coil rewinding, insulation replacement, and protective varnishing to restore motor performance and extend operational life.

We operate three cutting technologies: CNC Laser Cutting for precision profiles in mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum; CNC Waterjet Cutting for virtually any material including marble, glass, nylon, and Teflon without heat distortion; and Plasma Cutting for fast, economical cutting of thicker metals. We also offer flame (oxy-fuel) cutting for heavy steel sections.

Laser cutting uses a focused light beam — ideal for thin to medium metals, intricate designs, and clean edges at high speed. Waterjet cutting uses high-pressure water mixed with abrasive — it cuts virtually any material (stone, glass, rubber, metals) with no heat-affected zone (HAZ), making it perfect for heat-sensitive materials or thick sections.

Yes — our CNC Waterjet Cutting machine can cut marble, granite, glass, rubber, nylon, Teflon, and many composites in addition to all metals. This makes it ideal for architectural, decorative, and industrial applications requiring precision cuts in non-metallic materials.

Yes, we provide plasma cutting for mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Plasma cutting is efficient for medium-to-thick materials and produces fast, cost-effective results. For finer detail or heat-sensitive work, we recommend laser or waterjet cutting instead.

We offer a comprehensive range of surface treatments: powder coating, nickel plating, nickel chrome plating, electroless nickel plating, precious metal plating, heat treatment, polishing, and pre-finishing treatments for iron and steel. Each process is selected based on the application's requirements for corrosion resistance, hardness, or aesthetics.

Powder coating is far more durable than liquid paint — it provides superior resistance to chipping, scratching, fading, and corrosion. It is applied electrostatically and cured under heat, forming a tough, even finish. It is also environmentally friendly as it contains no solvents.

Yes, we provide nickel plating, nickel chrome plating, and electroless nickel plating. These coatings enhance corrosion resistance, surface hardness, and appearance. They are widely used in automotive, marine, oil & gas, and industrial equipment applications.

Heat treatment alters the physical and mechanical properties of metals — improving hardness, strength, ductility, or relieving internal stresses after machining or welding. Common processes include annealing, quenching, and tempering. It is essential for many industrial and automotive components.

Yes, we provide metal forging for iron, steel, and alloys. Forging uses compressive force to shape metal — producing parts with superior strength compared to castings or machined billets, due to the refined grain structure created during the forging process.

We offer sand casting and die casting services in aluminum, cast iron, and brass. Sand casting is ideal for large, complex shapes and short runs, while die casting suits high-volume, precise components. We also handle pattern making, core box making, and complete foundry moulding.

Yes, we produce custom moulded parts in aluminum, cast iron, and brass. Whether you need a one-off prototype or a production run, our foundry capabilities cover pattern design, moulding, casting, and post-cast machining to achieve final dimensional accuracy.

EDM uses controlled electrical sparks to erode metal with extreme precision — ideal for hard materials, intricate cavities, and complex geometries that are impossible to machine conventionally. It is widely used for tool and die making, injection molds, and tight-tolerance aerospace or medical components.

Yes, we provide gear hobbing — a specialized machining process for cutting gear teeth with a rotating cutting tool (hob). We can produce spur gears, helical gears, sprockets, and splines for automotive, industrial, and marine applications to precise specifications.

ECM uses electrochemical reactions to remove metal without mechanical contact or heat — producing smooth, stress-free surfaces even on the hardest materials. It is used for complex aerospace components, turbine blades, and difficult-to-machine alloys.

Yes, we provide final and sub-assembly services for machinery, transport equipment, and industrial systems. Our team can handle complete manufacturing from raw material to assembled, tested equipment — including original design and manufacture (ODM) for custom requirements.

Absolutely. We design and manufacture custom machinery, industrial equipment, and transport components. This includes everything from individual parts to complete systems — machined, fabricated, welded, assembled, and tested in our full-service workshop.

Tinsmithing involves precision work with thin metal sheets — cutting, bending, seaming, and joining for items like ventilation ducts, enclosures, and custom boxes. Folding is the precise bending of sheet metal along straight lines using press brakes, ensuring clean, accurate bends to specified angles.

Yes, we understand that equipment downtime costs money. We offer priority rush services for urgent repairs. Contact our team directly at +971 56 671 8356 for emergency requests and we'll do our best to accommodate your timeline.

We are open daily from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and on Fridays from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM. For urgent matters outside these hours, you can reach us via WhatsApp at +971 56 671 8356.

Yes, we provide pickup and delivery services across Dubai and the UAE for your convenience. This is especially helpful for heavy machinery and large components that are difficult to transport.

You can request a quote by calling us at +971 56 671 8356, WhatsApp, or visiting our workshop. For accurate pricing, we typically need to see the part or receive detailed drawings and specifications.

We accept cash, bank transfers, credit/debit cards, and cheques. We can also discuss payment terms for larger projects or regular customers.

Yes, we stand behind our work. Warranty terms vary depending on the type of service provided. We'll discuss warranty details when you place your order.

Yes, we specialize in manufacturing and servicing marine and oil & gas field equipment. Our capabilities include fabricating custom components, pressure vessels, offshore equipment parts, and specialized machinery to meet rigorous industry standards.