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Titanium Machining & Custom Parts
Precision Machining India is an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer and exporter based in Pune, India, supplying titanium Machined Parts to OEMs and procurement teams worldwide.
ISO 9001:2015 Certified
Documented quality management system
Mitutoyo Quality Inspection
Calipers, micrometers, height gauge, DTIs
Export-Ready Packaging
VCI film, ISPM-15 wooden crates
RFQ Response in 24 Hours
Quote within one working day
NDA Available
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Direct answer
Which titanium grades do you machine?
Yes. Precision Machining India machines titanium parts to customer drawings at its ISO 9001:2015 certified plant in Pune, India, in Grade 2, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V). Work is turned on CNC turning centres and milled on a 3-axis VMC with a 800 × 500 × 400 mm bed, holding ±0.01 mm typical on turned features. Grades are stocked or sourced against your specification, and EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates are supplied on request. Quantities run from a single prototype to 10,000+ pieces with no fixed minimum, and RFQs are answered within 24 hours.
- Grades: Grade 2, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V)
- Tolerance: ±0.01 mm typical on turned features
- Finishes: As-machined, bead blast, anodise (partner)
- Typical parts: medical tray parts, aerospace brackets and marine fasteners
- Quantities: single prototype to 10,000+ pieces, no fixed minimum order
- Documents: dimensional inspection report with the shipment, EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate on request
At a glance
Materials & technical specifications
Titanium machining notes: Low speeds, high feed, sharp tools and plenty of coolant to manage heat. Quoted case by case.
- Process
- CNC Turning
- Materials
- Titanium
- Grades
- Grade 2, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V)
- Key properties
- Highest strength-to-weight of common metals, biocompatible, excellent corrosion resistance.
- Standard tolerance
- ±0.01 mm typical on turned features
- Surface finish
- As-machined, bead blast, anodise (partner)
- Max turning size
- Ø400 × 1200 mm (conventional), bar work on CNC lathes
- Max milling envelope
- 800 × 500 × 400 mm (VMC)
- Threading
- M3–M32 auto tapping; metric, BSP, NPT, UNC/UNF
- Batch size
- 1 prototype to 10,000+ pieces
Titanium Machined Parts: overview
Precision turned parts from bar stock on multi-axis CNC lathes. Bar or billet stock is held in a chuck or collet and rotated while carbide tools cut diameters, faces, grooves, tapers and threads under CNC control.
Every order is programmed in VISI or Delcam CAM, machined on LMW, Jyoti and Ace Micromatics CNC turning centres, and inspected in our Mitutoyo quality lab before it is packed and shipped.
CNC Turning capability
Our cnc turning cell handles single prototypes through repeat batches of tens of thousands. Typical work includes shafts and custom fasteners.
Before quoting, our engineers review your STEP, IGES or PDF drawing for machinability and suggest changes that reduce cost without affecting function.
- CNC turning centres (LMW, Jyoti, Ace Micromatics): Shafts, bushings, fittings, turned plastic parts
- Vertical machining centre (VMC) (Ace Micromatics, FANUC control): 3-axis milling, bed 800 × 500 × 400 mm
- Auto tapping machines (M3 to M32 capacity): High-volume internal threading
- Conventional lathe (Uma Enterprises): Turning up to Ø400 × 1200 mm
- Band saw (Rajlaxmi): Bar stock cutting and blank preparation
Tolerances & surface finish
Standard capability for this work is ±0.01 mm typical on turned features. Bores can be held to H7 and bearing seats to h6/g6 fits. Where your drawing calls for tighter limits, we agree the critical characteristics up front and record them on the inspection report.
As-machined finishes of Ra 1.6–3.2 µm suit most functional surfaces. For seals, bearing journals and sliding fits we run a fine finishing pass to reach Ra 0.8 µm.
Plating, anodising, passivation and heat treatment are arranged through qualified partners and re-inspected in-house before packing.
Quality inspection process
Our ISO 9001:2015 system covers incoming material, first-article inspection, in-process checks and final inspection. Records are kept for every batch so any part can be traced back to its material heat.
Every shipment includes a dimensional inspection report, with material test certificates (EN 10204 3.1) on request.
- Mitutoyo digital vernier calipers
- Mitutoyo height gauge
- Granite surface plate
- Mitutoyo outside micrometers
- Inside calipers and bore gauges
- Dial test indicators
Titanium grades we machine
The grade decides cost, cycle time and how the part performs. Use these notes to confirm the designation before you release the drawing.
Grade 2
Commercially pure titanium
- Condition
- Annealed bar and plate
- Key property
- Ductile and very corrosion resistant; around 345 MPa minimum tensile strength
- Typical use
- Chemical and marine fittings, instrument parts
Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V)
Alpha-beta alloy
- Condition
- Annealed bar
- Key property
- Around 895 MPa minimum tensile strength; low thermal conductivity makes it slow to cut
- Typical use
- Load-bearing brackets, ground-support hardware, non-implant medical tray parts
Choosing between stainless steel and titanium
Buyers usually weigh titanium against stainless steel. Here is how the two compare on the points that decide the order.
| Criterion | Stainless Steel Corrosion resistance and strength in one material | Titanium Strength-to-weight and seawater corrosion resistance |
|---|---|---|
| Machinability and cycle time | Work-hardens if a tool rubs, so cuts are taken at moderate speed with rigid set-ups and a constant chip load. 303 cuts fastest, 316 slowest. | The most demanding metal we cut: low surface speeds, high feed, sharp tools and flood coolant, because the heat stays in the cutting zone. Quoted case by case. |
| Tolerance we hold | ±0.01 mm typical, ±0.005 mm on selected diameters | ±0.01 mm typical on turned features |
| Service temperature | Austenitic grades stay serviceable from cryogenic temperatures upwards and resist scaling in air to around 800 °C, though strength falls away above roughly 450 °C. | Grade 5 holds useful strength to roughly 400 °C; Grade 2 is normally used nearer 300 °C. |
| Corrosion and chemical resistance | Good general resistance to water, steam and foodstuffs; 316 adds molybdenum for chlorides and seawater. Reducing acids such as hydrochloric still attack it. | Outstanding in seawater, chlorides and oxidising acids, and biocompatible as a material. Hydrofluoric acid attacks it. |
| Relative cost | Mid-range material cost with longer cycle times than brass or aluminium, so the machining share of the piece price is higher. | The highest material cost of the metals we run, with long cycle times — worth specifying only where strength-to-weight or corrosion demands it. |
Values are indicative figures from published grade data, given to guide specification rather than to qualify a design; confirm them against the mill or polymer data sheet for your service conditions. Material selection remains your design responsibility. Grades are stocked or sourced per order, with EN 10204 3.1 certificates on request.
Industries we serve
This work is used across hydraulics, pumps & valves, electronics & electrical and general engineering. Hydraulics customers, for example, need leak-free sealing surfaces, accurate threads and high-pressure-rated geometry.
Our core customers are corporate OEMs in automotive, hydraulics, pumps & valves and general engineering, plus multinational companies that need PTFE, Nylon, Delrin and PEEK parts machined to drawing.
Export packaging & logistics
We export to 45+ countries from Nhava Sheva (JNPT), with sea transit of about 4–7 days to the Gulf, 18–28 days to Europe and the UK, and 25–35 days to North America. Air freight is available for urgent orders.
All parts are protected with VCI film and packed in ISPM-15 crates. We quote EXW, FOB or CIF to suit your logistics.
China+1 sourcing from India
India has become a leading China+1 destination for precision machined components. For international buyers, we combine competitive piece prices with an ISO 9001:2015 quality system, English-speaking engineers and drawings worked to ISO, DIN and ASME standards.
We reply to RFQs within 24 hours, sign NDAs before receiving drawings, and give you one point of contact from quote to delivery.
- ISO 9001:2015 certified
- Mitutoyo quality inspection
- Export-ready packaging
- RFQ response in 24 hours
- NDA available
Specifying titanium on your drawing
Most re-quotes on titanium parts come from a missing grade, condition or datum rather than from the geometry.
Put this on the drawing
- State the grade and its condition — Grade 2, annealed or hardened and tempered — not simply "titanium".
- Put ISO 286 fits only on the functional diameters and bores (h6, g6, H7) and leave the rest to ISO 2768-m.
- Give Ra values where they matter: Ra 0.8 µm on bearing and sealing surfaces, as-machined Ra 1.6–3.2 µm elsewhere.
- Mark the datums, and reference any runout or concentricity requirement to them.
- Ask for the EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate on the purchase order if the heat number has to be recorded at goods-in.
- Say whether plating, anodising, passivation or heat treatment is required, and whether the dimensions apply before or after it.
What causes scrap, delay or extra cost
- A blanket ±0.01 mm on every dimension: it loads inspection time onto features that do not need it.
- Hardness or a heat-treated condition with no stated verification method. Heat treatment is done by partners and covered by their certificate; there is no in-house hardness testing.
- Leaving the grade to the supplier. A free-machining grade cuts cost but is not interchangeable with a corrosion-resistant one.
- Sharp internal corners at pocket walls and shoulder roots — give a radius or call out an undercut.
- Thin walls and long unsupported lengths that distort; tell us the free length so steadies and centres can be planned.
- Reports from a CMM. Inspection here uses Mitutoyo micrometers, bore gauges, a height gauge and dial test indicators on a granite surface plate.
How to order
Getting a quote for titanium Machined Parts is simple:
- Send your drawing (PDF) and 3D model (STEP or IGES) with material, quantity and destination.
- Our engineers review it and send a quote with lead time within 24 hours.
- Approve samples or a first-article report for new parts.
- We machine, inspect, pack and ship with full export documents.
Titanium parts: what decides cost and performance
Properties quoted here are those of the material as supplied. Pressure ratings and application approval stay with your own design and qualification process.
Tolerance and fit
Standard capability on titanium is ±0.01 mm typical on turned features. Bores are held to H7 and bearing seats to h6 or g6; tighter limits are agreed feature by feature.
Service temperature
Grade 5 holds useful strength to roughly 400 °C; Grade 2 is normally used nearer 300 °C.
Corrosion resistance
Outstanding in seawater, chlorides and oxidising acids, and biocompatible as a material. Hydrofluoric acid attacks it.
Machinability and price
The highest material cost of the metals we run, with long cycle times — worth specifying only where strength-to-weight or corrosion demands it.
Traceability
Bar is cut on the band saw and identified with its heat number, so each batch can be traced to its mill certificate. EN 10204 3.1 certificates come from the mill on request.
Surface treatment
As-machined, bead blast, anodise (partner). Partner processing is re-inspected here before packing, and parts leave in VCI anti-rust film inside ISPM-15 heat-treated crates.
Frequently asked questions
Get a quote in 24hWhat tolerances can you hold for titanium Machined Parts?
Standard capability is ±0.01 mm typical on turned features. Bores to H7 and shaft fits to h6/g6 are routine; tighter limits are agreed per drawing.
Are you ISO certified?
Yes. We are ISO 9001:2015 certified. We do not hold AS9100 or ISO 13485, but we work under customer quality plans and supply full inspection reports and material certificates.
What files do you need for a quote?
A PDF drawing with tolerances plus a STEP or IGES model is ideal. Include material, quantity, finish and destination. We reply within 24 hours.
What is your minimum order quantity?
There is no fixed MOQ. We machine single prototypes, low-volume batches and high-volume production runs.
Do you export?
Yes. We export to 45+ countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America.
Which Titanium grades do you machine?
Grade 2, Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V). Other grades on request.
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