CNC milling and turning.
When a part is thick, three-dimensional, or requires fine tolerances, lasers fall short, and CNC takes over. We mill wood, engineering plastics, and metals, and turn rotational parts.
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We manufacture obsolete spare parts and custom tooling: we copy the original part using scanning or measurement and reproduce it with CNC, 3D printing, or laser cutting.
When a part is no longer made, the machine stops. We reproduce it from the original, even if it's broken.
We also manufacture templates, guides and tooling that speed up assembly or improve repeatability in your own process.

What we manufacture
How it is manufactured
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When a part is thick, three-dimensional, or requires fine tolerances, lasers fall short, and CNC takes over. We mill wood, engineering plastics, and metals, and turn rotational parts.
+ InfoWe print in both filament and high-definition resin, depending on what your piece demands: strength and volume, or fine detail and a pristine surface.
+ InfoWe cut metal with high-power fibre lasers up to 3 × 1.5m: steel, stainless, aluminium, and other metals, with clean edges and no distortion.
+ InfoAfter the machine, comes the hand. We sand, polish, weld, glue, paint, assemble, and mount. This is the part almost no one talks about, but it’s what distinguishes a merely correct piece from a truly exceptional one.
+ InfoNo moulds, no tooling and no minimum order: we manufacture a single unit whenever it makes sense.
Tens or hundreds of units, with the same digital file, so the last one matches the first.
Larger runs with assembly, individual packing and delivery planning across Spain and Europe.
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Send us photos with a measurement reference or the broken part. We'll tell you if it's reproducible, with what process and at what price.
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We manufacture obsolete spare parts and custom tooling: we copy the original part using scanning or measurement and reproduce it with CNC, 3D printing, or laser cutting.
We answer your doubts
Usually yes, if we retain shape and measurement references. If a piece is missing, we reconstruct it by symmetry or with your help.
Yes, when the geometry is complex; for simple parts, we measure and model directly in CAD.
We choose material and process based on the stress it will endure. If the original failed due to design, we suggest improvements.
Yes, and we save the file to reproduce them whenever you need them.
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