Concept website by Piedmont IT Advisors — a work sample. Catawba Precision Works is a fictional machine shop.

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Applications, by Part

Rather than claim industries we can't document, here is the work itself — the part types that fill the schedule, and the jobs they come from.

Development

Prototypes & First Articles

The first physical version of a design — machined, measured, and reported so your team can sign off and move to production.

Milling

Brackets, Plates & Housings

Mounting brackets, base and fixture plates, enclosures, and housings — the structural parts of machines and products.

Turning

Shafts, Bushings & Pins

Drive shafts, wear bushings, locating pins, spacers, and standoffs — round work that has to run true.

Fabrication

Frames & Weldments

Machine frames, stands, carts, and guards — built square, finished, and inspected as one unit.

Tooling

Fixtures & Shop Tooling

The holding, checking, and assembly fixtures that make other people's production repeatable.

Maintenance

Replacement & Repair Parts

The part that broke and stopped the line — remade from the broken piece or the print, and documented so the next one is faster.

Who Sends Us Work

Manufacturers across the Carolinas — equipment makers, production shops that need overflow capacity, and maintenance teams keeping older machines alive. The common thread isn't an industry. It's a drawing, a date, and a part that has to be right.

If your part doesn't look like anything on this page, send it anyway. If it's not our work, we'll tell you up front and point you to a shop that does it.

Send Us the Drawing.

Email the print or the CAD file, or call and talk it through first. You'll get a firm quote in writing within two business days — price, lead time, and inspection included.

Call

P: (803) 555-0161
Mon–Fri, 7 a.m.–5 p.m.

Email

[email protected]
Prints and CAD files welcome.
For files over 25 MB, ask for the upload link.

The Shop

1200 Fabrication Way
Fort Mill, SC 29715
Deliveries at the back dock, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.