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QProcess delivers cast, forged, CNC-machined and engineering plastic components produced in Türkiye. For each part our engineers define the process and the production route that fit the design, the material and the quantity, and deliver the finished part with its inspection documents.
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- CastingCasting produces near-net shapes from molten metal and suits housings, bodies and other parts with internal cavities or complex outer shapes. We supply sand castings, die castings, permanent mould castings, investment castings, centrifugal castings and continuous cast bars. The casting overview compares the processes.
- ForgingForging shapes heated steel under pressure and gives parts with high strength and fatigue resistance, such as shafts, flanges, rings, levers and gear blanks. We supply closed-die and open-die forgings, raw or machined.
- CNC machiningCNC machining covers turning, milling, grinding, EDM, laser cutting and waterjet cutting. Machining is used for parts made from bar, plate or tube, and for finishing castings and forgings to drawing tolerances.
- Engineering plasticsEngineering plastic parts are machined from semi-finished stock or injection moulded, in materials such as PA, POM, PE-UHMW and PEEK. Typical uses are wear parts, guides, bushings and insulating components.
- Secondary operationsSecondary operations are the steps between the raw part and the part you install: heat treatment, surface treatment and coating, painting and assembly. We include them in the same order so you do not have to coordinate further suppliers.
- MaterialsCommon grades and standards for each material family are listed on the materials page. Inspection steps and the documents supplied with each delivery are described on the quality page. To get a quotation, send your drawings through the quote form.
Frequently asked questions
Can you supply a cast part fully machined?
Yes. Most castings and forgings we supply are delivered machined, and often heat treated, coated or painted as well. We coordinate the foundry or forge, the machine shop and the finishing so you receive one finished part and one set of documents.
How do you decide which process to use?
The drawing, the material, the annual quantity and the required properties decide. A small batch of large housings points to sand casting, a high-volume thin-walled aluminium part to die casting, a high-strength shaft to forging. If your drawing is tied to a process that does not suit the volume, we say so and propose an alternative.
Which materials can you supply?
Carbon and alloy steels, stainless steels, grey and ductile iron, abrasion-resistant white irons, aluminium alloys, copper alloys such as bronze and brass, and technical polymers such as PA, POM, PE-UHMW and PEEK. The materials page lists common grades and standards.
Send your drawing. You get a quotation in 3 to 5 working days.
Your drawings are handled confidentially; NDA on request.