From a single part to small-batch production
Precision CNC-machined turned parts for mechanical engineering and industry
Do you need a CNC-turned part based on a drawing, a shaft for mechanical engineering, or a component that requires further processing after turning?
Dittler GmbH manufactures CNC-turned parts according to your technical specifications. We combine CNC turning with other manufacturing processes such as CNC milling, gear cutting, grooving, and grinding. This allows us to coordinate multiple machining steps depending on the component.
Our production is geared toward individual parts, small series, and medium batch sizes. Prototyping and pre-series production are also possible.
Learn MoreDittler GmbH manufactures CNC-turned parts according to your technical specifications. We combine CNC turning with other manufacturing processes such as CNC milling, gear cutting, grooving, and grinding. This allows us to coordinate multiple machining steps depending on the component.
Our production is geared toward individual parts, small series, and medium batch sizes. Prototyping and pre-series production are also possible.
Common Challenges
Have CNC-machined turned parts manufactured with precision
In CNC turning, we machine rotationally symmetric workpieces according to drawings and technical specifications. These include, for example, shafts, gears, and other custom-designed parts for industrial applications.
Our CNC turning centers enable the cost-effective machining of various component geometries. Powered tools provide additional machining capabilities.
Our manufacturing is particularly well-suited for components where CNC turning is only one part of the overall manufacturing process. For example, shafts and gears can first be turned and then gear-cut or further processed using other manufacturing methods at our facility.
Your benefits at a glance:
Upload a drawing & request a CNC-machined partOur CNC turning centers enable the cost-effective machining of various component geometries. Powered tools provide additional machining capabilities.
Our manufacturing is particularly well-suited for components where CNC turning is only one part of the overall manufacturing process. For example, shafts and gears can first be turned and then gear-cut or further processed using other manufacturing methods at our facility.
Your benefits at a glance:
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Individual parts, small-batch production, and medium-sized production runs
In mechanical engineering in particular, large production runs are often not required. New designs initially require prototypes or pre-production runs; existing systems need individual replacement parts; and special-purpose machines often require custom-made components.
Our manufacturing process is geared toward these needs.
Among other things, we handle:
Our manufacturing process is geared toward these needs.
Among other things, we handle:
This means you can contact us for a single part as well as for recurring orders.
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Our Capabilities in CNC Turning
Our machinery is designed for the flexible production of custom parts based on drawings.
With CNC turning, we can machine workpieces with a diameter of up to 300 mm. We’ll review your component data to determine which dimensions and geometries are feasible for your specific application.
Not sure if your component can be manufactured on our machines? Simply send us the drawing along with the key technical requirements.
Get a fertility evaluationWith CNC turning, we can machine workpieces with a diameter of up to 300 mm. We’ll review your component data to determine which dimensions and geometries are feasible for your specific application.
Not sure if your component can be manufactured on our machines? Simply send us the drawing along with the key technical requirements.
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What materials can we CNC turn?
We machine various metallic materials as well as engineering plastics. These include, in particular:
Steel
We machine various steels and alloys according to the requirements of the respective component.
Stainless Steel
We can also produce turned parts made of stainless steel on our CNC machines.
Aluminum
Aluminum and aluminum alloys are suitable for numerous applications in mechanical and plant engineering.
Brass
Brass is also one of the materials we regularly machine. Castings We can also machine workpieces made of cast materials.
Engineering Plastics
In addition to metals, we process various plastics, including POM, PEEK, and PA.
We machine various steels and alloys according to the requirements of the respective component.
Stainless Steel
We can also produce turned parts made of stainless steel on our CNC machines.
Aluminum
Aluminum and aluminum alloys are suitable for numerous applications in mechanical and plant engineering.
Brass
Brass is also one of the materials we regularly machine. Castings We can also machine workpieces made of cast materials.
Engineering Plastics
In addition to metals, we process various plastics, including POM, PEEK, and PA.
We will review your technical documentation to determine whether the material you have specified is suitable for the desired component and the intended manufacturing process.
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CNC Turning and Other Machining Services from a Single Source
A CNC-turned part is often not yet finished after turning.
Drilling, milling, grooving, gear cutting, or ground functional surfaces may require additional processing steps. This is precisely where Dittler GmbH’s high vertical integration offers a decisive advantage.
In addition to CNC turning, we have our own manufacturing capabilities for:
In addition to CNC turning, we have our own manufacturing capabilities for:
This allows us to carry out several production steps within a coordinated manufacturing process, depending on the specific component.
CNC Turning and Gear Cutting
One of our particular strengths lies in the combination of machining and gear-cutting technology.
For example, shafts and gears are machined on our CNC lathes and prepared for subsequent gear cutting. For gear cutting, we offer processes such as gear hobbing and gear shaping, among others.
So if your component needs to be not only turned but also gear-cut afterward, you can consolidate multiple manufacturing steps with a single point of contact.
Surface and Heat Treatments
Through our network of long-standing partners, we can also integrate various downstream processes.
These include, for example:
These include, for example:
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Do you need a component that is as finished as possible?
Please send us not only the turning specifications, but also the complete part drawing.
This will allow us to review the necessary manufacturing steps together.
Request the complete drawingThis will allow us to review the necessary manufacturing steps together.
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CNC-Turned Parts for Mechanical Engineering and Industry
Our CNC turning services are designed for companies that require custom-manufactured components for industrial applications.
These include, in particular, requirements from the mechanical engineering, drive technology, and other industrial sectors.
Typical CNC-turned parts include, for example:
These include, in particular, requirements from the mechanical engineering, drive technology, and other industrial sectors.
Typical CNC-turned parts include, for example:
Note: The specific geometry that can be manufactured depends on the drawing, dimensions, material, tolerances, and the required machining steps.
Especially for parts with complex drawings, it is therefore worthwhile to look beyond a single supplier for a single machining operation. When turning, milling, gear cutting, grooving, or grinding must be combined, we can evaluate the manufacturing process for the entire component.
Request NowEspecially for parts with complex drawings, it is therefore worthwhile to look beyond a single supplier for a single machining operation. When turning, milling, gear cutting, grooving, or grinding must be combined, we can evaluate the manufacturing process for the entire component.
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Quality Assurance for Precision CNC-Turned Parts
When it comes to industrial turned parts, just a few details determine whether a component will function reliably later on. Dimensional accuracy and reproducible manufacturing quality are therefore of the utmost importance.
Dittler GmbH’s quality management system is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015.
We have a physically separate measuring room for production and final inspection. There, we verify dimensional accuracy using, among other things, a 3-coordinate measuring machine from Zeiss.
Upon request or according to agreed-upon specifications, we can also prepare measurement reports and initial sample inspection reports.
Defined inspection processes thus accompany your drawing-based part from production through final inspection.
Request a CNC-machined partDittler GmbH’s quality management system is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015.
We have a physically separate measuring room for production and final inspection. There, we verify dimensional accuracy using, among other things, a 3-coordinate measuring machine from Zeiss.
Upon request or according to agreed-upon specifications, we can also prepare measurement reports and initial sample inspection reports.
Defined inspection processes thus accompany your drawing-based part from production through final inspection.
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From the drawing to the finished CNC-machined part
A request that is as complete as possible helps us assess our manufacturing capabilities in a targeted manner.
1. Send a drawing or CAD data
Please submit your technical documentation to us via our inquiry form.
2. Review requirements
We consider, among other things, part geometry, dimensions, material, quantity, and required machining steps.
3. Determine the manufacturing process
If the part requires additional machining beyond CNC turning, this can be taken into account during production planning.
4. Manufacture the component
Once the order is placed, we manufacture the workpiece according to the agreed-upon technical specifications.
5. Inspect quality
The components are inspected according to the specified requirements and prepared for shipment.
Establish ContactPlease submit your technical documentation to us via our inquiry form.
2. Review requirements
We consider, among other things, part geometry, dimensions, material, quantity, and required machining steps.
3. Determine the manufacturing process
If the part requires additional machining beyond CNC turning, this can be taken into account during production planning.
4. Manufacture the component
Once the order is placed, we manufacture the workpiece according to the agreed-upon technical specifications.
5. Inspect quality
The components are inspected according to the specified requirements and prepared for shipment.
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What information do we need for your CNC turning inquiry?
Do you already have a finished drawing? If so, you can submit a request right away.
The following are particularly helpful:
Don't have all the information? Send us the documents you have and briefly describe your requirements.
Upload a drawing & request a quoteAbout Us
Why Choose CNC Turning at Dittler GmbH?
Experience since 1999
Since 1999, we have been specializing in drive and machining technology and manufacturing precision parts for industrial customers.
High level of vertical integration
Turning, milling, gear cutting, grooving, and grinding enable us to combine different machining steps.
Flexibility in Production Volumes
Our production is designed for individual parts, small series, and medium batch sizes. We can also handle prototyping and pre-production runs.
Specialist in Gear Cutting
In addition to traditional CNC machining, gear cutting is one of our core competencies. This is particularly relevant for shafts, gears, and components used in drive technology.
Controlled Quality
Our quality management system is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015. For quality control, we have a separate metrology room and 3-coordinate measuring technology at our disposal.
Manufacturing in Germany
We manufacture at our facility in Straubenhardt, Baden-Württemberg.
Request NowSince 1999, we have been specializing in drive and machining technology and manufacturing precision parts for industrial customers.
High level of vertical integration
Turning, milling, gear cutting, grooving, and grinding enable us to combine different machining steps.
Flexibility in Production Volumes
Our production is designed for individual parts, small series, and medium batch sizes. We can also handle prototyping and pre-production runs.
Specialist in Gear Cutting
In addition to traditional CNC machining, gear cutting is one of our core competencies. This is particularly relevant for shafts, gears, and components used in drive technology.
Controlled Quality
Our quality management system is certified according to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015. For quality control, we have a separate metrology room and 3-coordinate measuring technology at our disposal.
Manufacturing in Germany
We manufacture at our facility in Straubenhardt, Baden-Württemberg.
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Request CNC-machined turned parts based on your drawings now
Are you looking for a reliable manufacturing partner for CNC turning?
Whether it’s a single part, a small production run, or recurring orders: Send us your drawing or CAD data and let us know the material, quantity, and key technical requirements.
We’ll assess which manufacturing options are suitable for your component and whether additional machining steps can be incorporated directly into the process.
Whether it’s a single part, a small production run, or recurring orders: Send us your drawing or CAD data and let us know the material, quantity, and key technical requirements.
We’ll assess which manufacturing options are suitable for your component and whether additional machining steps can be incorporated directly into the process.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About CNC Turning
What is CNC turning?
CNC turning is a machining process used primarily to produce rotationally symmetric components. The workpiece rotates while cutting tools remove material in a controlled manner. The CNC control system enables defined machining sequences to be carried out in a reproducible manner.
Does Dittler manufacture CNC-machined turned parts based on drawings?
Yes. We manufacture custom CNC-turned parts according to technical specifications. To have your request reviewed, please send us a drawing or existing CAD data, along with information on the material and quantity.
Is it possible to produce individual CNC-machined turned parts?
Yes. Our manufacturing process is designed for individual parts, small production runs, and medium batch sizes. This means we can be your go-to partner even for custom-made products and smaller quantities.
What materials does Dittler machine using CNC turning?
We machine various alloys of steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass, as well as cast materials. In addition, we machine engineering plastics such as POM, PEEK, and PA.
What are the maximum dimensions for CNC-machined turned parts?
With CNC turning, we can machine workpieces with a diameter of up to 300 mm. Other dimensions and manufacturability depend on the part geometry, clamping setup, and machine, and will be evaluated based on the specific inquiry.
Can Dittler mill CNC-turned parts afterward?
Depending on the component, different manufacturing steps can be combined. In addition to CNC turning, we offer CNC milling, gear cutting, grooving, and grinding, among other capabilities.
Can Dittler also produce gear-toothed CNC-turned parts?
Yes. The combination of CNC machining and gear cutting is one of our particular strengths. For example, shafts and gears can first be turned and then cut to fit their intended application.
Does Dittler manufacture CNC-machined turned parts in Germany?
Yes. Dittler GmbH manufactures its products at its facility in Straubenhardt, Baden-Württemberg.
How can I request a quote for a CNC-machined part?
Please send us your technical drawing or CAD data, along with information on the material, quantity, and the required machining steps. You can submit files directly with your inquiry using the contact form.