Bronze Centrifugal Casting
Bronze centrifugal casting capability for tubes, rings, sleeves, bushing blanks, bearing shells, and machined copper alloy components.
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Bronze Manufacturing Capabilities
Precision Bronze supports bronze component programs from raw casting and bar stock through CNC turning, milling, grinding, and final inspection. Our production capabilities serve OEM parts, repair components, industrial distributors, and custom machined bronze projects.
Casting routes for bronze stock and blanksCNC turning, milling, and finishing supportInspection for dimensions, material, and surface quality
Production Processes
Manufacturing routes for standard and made-to-print bronze parts.
Use this hub to connect your part requirement with the right process. Capability pages are organized for sourcing teams that need to understand how bronze bushings, plates, bars, and custom components can be produced.
Continuous Cast Bronze Stock
Continuous cast bronze stock capability for solid bar, hollow bar, rectangles, plate blanks, and machined bronze components.
View CapabilityCustom Bronze Sand Casting
Custom bronze sand casting capability for low-volume industrial parts, repair castings, wear components, housings, and machined bronze parts.
View CapabilityBronze CNC Turning and Lathe Machining
Custom CNC turning and lathe machining for bronze bushings, sleeves, rings, bearing blanks, and made-to-print copper alloy components.
View CapabilityBronze CNC Milling Services
CNC milling services for bronze plates, wear blocks, slots, grooves, bolt patterns, machined faces, and custom copper alloy parts.
View CapabilityBronze Centerless Grinding
Centerless grinding capability for bronze bars, rods, sleeves, bushings, and cylindrical copper alloy components requiring controlled OD finish.
View CapabilityPowder Metallurgy Bronze Bushings
Powder metallurgy capability for sintered bronze bushings, oil-impregnated bearings, porous bronze parts, and SAE 841 bearing applications.
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