Machining Capabilities for Metal Forming
As a supplement to our stamping and fabrication services, we offer machining services including drilling, tapping, and countersinking.
Tempco's Drilling & Tapping Machining Capabilities
Our drilling and tapping machines are used to drill and thread holes in a surface. We carefully select the proper drilling and tapping tools by a precise set of criteria, including the material to be drilled, the length of thread to be formed, and the amount accuracy each drilling and tapping job calls for. Our drilling and tapping machines enable the most basic to complex operations.
Counter-boring and Countersinking Capabilities
Countersinking is a service offered to increase precision. Countersinking is creating a tapered hole drilled with a wide outer portion. This is most often done to allow the head of a countersunk bolt or screw to site square with or below its surroundings when placed in the hole.
In addition to countersinking, Tempco Manufacturing also provides counter-boring, which, in contrast, makes a flat-bottomed hole, potential for use with a hexagonal headed cap screw. Given our great commitment to quality, we also use countersinking to remove resultant burr left over from drilling and tapping operations and metal stamping. Not only does this operation remove dangerous sharp edges, but it improves the overall quality of the drilling and tapping job.
Additional Machining Capabilities at Tempco
Any machining needs that we cannot achieve in-house can be outsourced as we have relationships with multiple vendors.
Contact Tempco today to Learn More About Our Machining Capabilities
At Tempco, we can solve all your metal stamping and sheet metal fabrication challenges. Contact us today to learn more about our capabilities. Request a quote to find out how we can meet your manufacturing needs. We have over 70 years’ experience behind us!
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