Total control of tight tolerances
Nordmex is a precision machining partner for demanding industries — programming, cutting, measuring and delivering parts from one hall in Hangzhou.
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Nordmex is a precision machining partner for demanding industries — programming, cutting, measuring and delivering parts from one hall in Hangzhou.
Send a STEP file before lunch and get a quote the same day. Programming starts as soon as you approve — no queue, no middle layer.
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Each batch passes through the CMM room with a report attached to the delivery. Tolerances are proven, not promised.
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Forty machines under one roof and one engineer who owns your job from quote to crate. Repeat orders run on the same program and the same hands.
Meet the teamBuilt for parts that have to fit the first time. Nine processes, one traceable job number, and an engineer who knows your drawing by heart.
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Bar-fed and chucked turning up to Ø320 mm, live tooling and sub-spindle for parts finished in one setup.
Simultaneous 5-axis for impellers, housings and aerospace brackets; aluminium, titanium and stainless.
Surface and cylindrical grinding to IT5, mirror finishes on shafts, seats and gauges.
Sharp internal corners, hardened steels and thin walls without stress — for tooling and fixtures.
Laser cutting, bending and welding of enclosures and brackets to match the machined parts they carry.
Type II and III anodising, passivation and powder coating handled by audited partners, tracked on the same job.
Hardening, tempering and stress relief with certificates filed against the batch number.
Three CMMs and an optical scanner; every batch ships with a measurement report.
Bearings pressed, inserts fitted, kits packed per station so your line receives ready-to-mount modules.
Every quote becomes a job card that follows the part through the hall. You see the same screen we do — status, machine, operator, measurement.
Nordmex was set up for components where a tenth of a millimetre decides whether a machine runs — across eight industries.
