Teams that may benefit.
Maintenance, production, engineering, quality, technical procurement, equipment manufacturers and MRO organisations, subject to criticality and applicable requirements.
06 / Tooling, fabrication and machining
Special solutions for functions an off-the-shelf part cannot solve.
We frame tooling and component needs around function, environment, materials and how the result will be verified.
The problem we structure
From symptom to technical scope.
Obsolete parts, imported tools with long lead times, incomplete information or special applications require requirements to be reconstructed before fabrication. MIET connects capture, design, process selection and delivery control.
Typical deliverables
Work outputs that can be reviewed.
The final proposal selects and adjusts these deliverables. None is assumed automatically.
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Requirement, function and operating-condition brief
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Dimensional capture or digitisation where applicable
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Model, drawing and material or process specification
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Manufacturability review and inspection plan
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Prototype or fabricated component as scoped
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Dimensional record and handover dossier
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Coordination of expressly contracted external testing
Relevant contexts.
Process industry, manufacturing, asset maintenance, infrastructure and non-critical or duly authorised aviation applications.
Service method
Four stages to maintain control.
The sequence adapts to the context while keeping ownership, reviews and closure criteria visible.
Function
Use, loads, environment, interfaces and criticality.
Definition
Geometry, material, process, tolerances and verification.
Fabrication
Route, controls, changes and records.
Handover
Agreed inspection, documentation and conditions of use.
FAQ
Questions that set expectations.
01Can you fabricate from a sample?
It may be assessed through reverse engineering. Function, criticality, rights, material, tolerances and acceptance method are defined before fabrication; a sample alone may not be sufficient.
02Do you certify materials?
Traceability or testing is defined in the proposal. Any third-party certificate must come from an identified provider competent for the required test.
03Do you manufacture aircraft components?
Feasibility depends on criticality, approved data, traceability, authorised organisations and the applicable framework. This website does not present MIET as an approved aviation manufacturer.
A technical conversation starts with scope
