Materials We Machine
From free-machining brass to nickel superalloys
Bar stock in, finished precision components out. Every alloy we run is matched to a proven Davenport multi-spindle strategy — so it machines productively at volume without giving up tolerance or finish.
Every alloy matched to a proven Davenport strategy
Gates Albert machines a broad range of materials at production volume — from free-machining brass and aluminum to stainless, alloy and carbon steels, copper, bronze, and nickel-based aerospace superalloys. Each behaves differently under a Davenport multi-spindle, and decades of screw-machine experience let us match speeds, feeds, tooling, and coolant strategy to the alloy so it runs productively without sacrificing tolerance or finish.
Explore each family below for the specific grades we run, their machinability characteristics, and the turning strategies we use to hold tight tolerances at scale.
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