Machined parts for packaging and tobacco machinery
Flanges, shafts, bushings, guides, and change parts in stainless, aluminum, and engineering plastics. From a single spare to repeat batches, finished and checked against your drawing.
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What we machine for packaging and food machinery
Real parts from our shop floor, photographed as they left the machines.
Angled mounts and blocks
Features on several faces cut in fewer setups, so angles and hole positions line up.
Drive and roller shafts
Turned and milled in one setup, so cross holes and flats stay true to the shaft axis.
Bushings, washers, and nozzles
Low-friction wear parts that run without lubrication next to the product.
Clear guides and covers
Operators can see the product through the part. Flame polishing is done by a partner.
Small parts with hole rows
Rows of small holes drilled in plastic without burrs or melted edges.
Flanged taper shafts
Concentric diameters and threads, with pins fitted in-house before shipping.
Materials for washdown and product-contact zones
We machine the grade on your drawing. These are the ones packaging and food machine builders ask for most.
| Material | Where it is used | Finish options |
|---|---|---|
| Stainless 304 / 316L | Product-contact parts, shafts, washdown frames and brackets | Passivation, electropolishing, bead blasting |
| Aluminum 6061 / 6082 / 5083 | Flanges, format plates, housings away from direct product contact | Anodizing, hard anodizing up to 50 µm |
| POM (acetal), nylon | Bushings, guides, star wheels, wear strips | As machined, deburred |
| PEEK | Hot zones and parts that see cleaning chemicals | As machined, inserts fitted |
| Polycarbonate | Clear guards, guides, and inspection windows | Flame polishing via partner |
Built around how packaging machine parts are bought
Change parts that swap in
Format and change parts are measured against your drawing, so a new set fits the machine without shimming or rework at your customer's plant.
Spares that match the original
Programs and fixtures are kept for every repeat part, with a first article checked before each batch. A spare made next year fits a machine built this year.
No burrs near the product
Edges are deburred, and stainless parts can be passivated or electropolished, so nothing on the part catches film, cartons, or product.
One order for the whole machine
Metal and plastic parts, machined in our factory and finished through managed partners, packed and labelled by part number.
Packaging parts cost far less from 20 pieces
Most of the cost of a one-off part is the work before the first chip: drawing review, programming, fixturing, and proving out the first part. On one piece, that piece carries all of it. On 20, it is shared twenty ways. Ask for prices at a few quantities, for example 5, 20, and 50, and we'll quote each one.
- Setup, programming, and first-article check paid once per batch
- Change parts made as a full set share one setup
- Spares reorder from the same program and fixtures
Questions from packaging machine builders
Flanges, shafts, bushings, guides, covers, brackets, and change parts, in stainless steel, aluminum, and engineering plastics such as POM, PEEK, nylon, and polycarbonate. Machined parts we have made include a thin-wall 6082 aluminum flange for tobacco machinery.
We machine the grade on your drawing, for example 304 or 316L stainless or a food-contact plastic, and can supply the material supplier's certificate on request; ask when quoting, because availability depends on the supplier. Compliance of the finished machine is defined by your design and your certification. We do not hold food-safety certifications ourselves.
Stainless parts can be passivated or electropolished, and aluminum parts anodized or hard anodized, through managed partners. Parts come back to us for final inspection and packing before they ship.
There is no fixed minimum quantity, but our main work is batches of 20 to 10,000 pieces per part number; prototypes are welcome as the first step toward a batch. From 20 pieces the unit cost drops sharply, because drawing review, programming, and fixturing are shared across the batch. Ask for prices at 5, 20, and 50 pieces and we will quote each one.
Drawing review with manufacturability feedback in the quote, a free first-article inspection report, and our remake guarantee: parts that do not meet your drawing are remade at our cost, with freight paid both ways. We reply by email within 24 hours and on WhatsApp within 12 hours.
Need parts for a packaging machine? Send the drawings.
Drawings as a ZIP plus your part list. You get DFM feedback with the quote and a free first-article report on your first order. Email reply within 24 hours, WhatsApp within 12 hours.
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