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670 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn,
NY 11216

+1 800 966 4564
+1 800 9667 4558

CNC Machining & Coating Services for Specialist Industries

B&B Precision Engineering provides CNC machining, HVOF coating, EDM wire erosion and complementary manufacturing services for a wide range of specialist industries. Below are examples of the sectors we support and the precision components we manufacture.

Valves

Wire Tooling

Roll Forming Tools

Repair & Refurbishment

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What We Offer

CNC Machining

Working from drawings, CAD or DXF files, B&B Precision provides CNC machining for small to medium-sized components. We have extensive experience manufacturing valve components and can support projects requiring CNC milling, CNC turning, surface grinding, internal grinding, cylindrical grinding, hard part turning, HVOF coating, flame spray coating, lapping and EDM wire erosion.

CNC machine producing precision turned component at B&B Precision Engineering
Precision machined metal components manufactured by B&B Precision Engineering

Materials

As a sub-contract manufacturer, we work with a wide variety of materials including cast steels, cast iron and cast magnesium, often used in valve components. We also machine hard and exotic materials such as Inconel, Monel and Kovar. Whether working from castings, free issue material or material sourced by us, we provide full material traceability.

Metal Finishing

B&B are also able to offer Thermal Spray Coating of Valve components. These coatings are most often used in extreme wear and corrosive environments with high temperatures. Common coating materials include Stellite 6 and Tungsten Carbide. We also have trusted partners for anodising, plating or painting to finish.
Thermal spray coating process for industrial component refurbishment
Ground metal component during precision finishing process

Repair and Refurbishments

Thermal spraying is an additive process that can be used to build up worn areas before components are ground back to tolerance. HVOF coatings can be customised to suit the base material and performance requirements of the component, offering strong adhesion and helping extend service life. Repairing worn parts is often significantly cheaper than replacing them.