Precision when standard is not enough.
CNC turning and CNC milling for prototypes, single parts and small batches. Made in Durlangen near Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, from a quantity of one and with personal advice.
- Quantity
- from 1
- Experience
- over 35 years
- Processes
- Turning, milling, measuring
- Advice
- personal
- Location
- Durlangen, Germany
What we manufacture for you
Turned and milled parts to your drawing, reliable, flexible and on time.
CNC turning
Turned parts to drawing, completely machined with sub-spindle and Y axis. Series from bar stock.
About CNC turningCNC milling
Milled parts with high dimensional accuracy, machined from five sides in one setup.
About CNC millingPrototypes & small batches
From the first functional sample to a small batch, from a quantity of one and with personal advice.
About prototypes and small batchesComplete machining
Drilling, reaming, countersinking, sawing and laser marking. All machining steps from one source.
View machines and processesReverse engineering
Reproduction without a drawing: from the sample part via 3D scan and CAD model to the finished part.
How reproduction worksMetrology
Coordinate and shaft measurement in-house, with a detailed inspection report on request.
About metrology
Can we make your part?
The key data of our production, shown on one part. If your part does not clearly fit, ask anyway. We will tell you honestly what is possible.
- Quantities
- From 1. Single parts, prototypes and small batches, turned parts from bar stock also in series.
- Milling
- 3+2 axes, five-sided machining, travels 500 × 420 × 380 mm.
- Turning
- Main and sub-spindle, Y axis, B axis and driven tools.
- Materials
- Tool steel, aluminium, engineering plastics and others on request.
- Measuring
- Coordinate measuring machine, shafts up to Ø 50 mm, inspection report on request.
- No drawing
- A sample, a photo or a sketch is enough. We create the CAD model.
No drawing? We manufacture anyway.
Reverse engineering from the physical part to the finished part. For spare parts the manufacturer no longer supplies, and for prototypes without CAD data.
Example geometry for illustration, not a customer part.
You send us a sample, a photo or a sketch. A drawing is not required.
The 3D scan captures the geometry of the part and digitises it.
The scan data becomes a CAD model that is ready for manufacturing.
Material, setup and machining sequence are defined.
The part is turned and milled, quickly and in small quantities.
You receive the reproduced part, with an inspection report on request.
The machines behind your parts
Machining centre, turn-mill centres, lathes with bar feeder and two measuring machines under one roof.
- DMG DMU 50T3+2-axis machining centreX 500 / Y 420 / Z 380 mm
- Gildemeister GMX 200S LinearTurn-mill centreMain and sub-spindle, B axis
- Biglia B650YSCNC lathe with Y axisY axis, driven tools
- Wenzel LH 65Coordinate measuring machineInspection report on request
Industries we manufacture for
Our strength is delivering high-quality parts quickly. That matters differently in each of these industries. The drawings show example parts, not customer parts.
Mechanical engineering
Single parts, fixtures and spare parts that have to fit the existing machine and must not take weeks to arrive.
Automotive
Turned and milled parts with high repeat accuracy, from the sample part to series from bar stock.
Toolmaking
Precise contour and surface machining, also in tool steel, plus repair and modification work.
Medical technology
Small quantities, clean surfaces and, on request, an inspection report for every part.
CNC manufacturing for start-ups
Are you developing a new product? We manufacture prototypes, functional samples and first small batches, quickly, flexibly and on fair terms.
- Support from a quantity of one
- Suggestions for optimising your parts
- Confidential handling of your data
Idea
You bring a sketch, a drawing or a CAD file.
CAD
We check manufacturability and suggest improvements.
Prototype
The first part is made, from a quantity of one.
Test
You test the part. Changes go into the next version.
Small batch
Once the design is settled, flexible quantities follow.
Turning and milling since 1993
A metalworking company from Durlangen that works precisely, on time and efficiently.
- 1988
The roots
It starts with a trophy production. Steindl Metallverarbeitung later grows out of it.
- 1993
Steindl Metallverarbeitung
The trophy production becomes a metalworking company whose core business is turning and milling.
- 1998
Single and series parts
Since 1998 Steindl has been manufacturing single parts and series parts and trading in metal goods.
- 2017
New production hall
Since summer 2017 production has been running in the new hall in Durlangen.
Frequent questions from buyers and engineers
Short answers to what usually needs to be clarified before an inquiry.
Who is Steindl Metallverarbeitung?
Steindl Metallverarbeitung GmbH is a metalworking company in Durlangen near Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, whose core business is CNC turning and CNC milling. The company has existed since 1993 and has been manufacturing in its own production hall in Durlangen since 2017.
What does Steindl Metallverarbeitung manufacture?
Steindl Metallverarbeitung manufactures turned and milled parts to customer drawings: single parts, prototypes, spare parts and small batches. The core business is CNC turning and CNC milling, complemented by drilling, reaming, countersinking, sawing, laser marking, deep drawing and metrology.
Which quantities are possible?
Manufacturing starts at a quantity of one. The focus is on single parts, prototypes and small batches. Turned parts from bar stock are also made in series on lathes with bar feeder.
Can single parts be manufactured?
Yes. Single parts from a quantity of one are everyday business, for example prototypes, fixture parts or spare parts.
Which CNC processes does Steindl offer?
CNC turning, CNC milling with 3+2 axes and five-sided machining, and combined turn-mill complete machining with main and sub-spindle, Y axis and B axis. In addition there are conventional milling, laser engraving and deep drawing.
Which machines does Steindl use?
A DMG DMU 50T 3+2-axis machining centre, the universal milling machines Deckel FP4 and Huron MU5, the Gildemeister GMX 200S Linear turn-mill centre, the Biglia B650YS CNC lathe and two Dainichi lathes with bar feeder. Measurement is done with a Wenzel LH 65 coordinate measuring machine and a TESA Scan 50 shaft measuring machine.
Can a part be reproduced without a drawing?
Yes. For reverse engineering, a sample part, a photo or a sketch is enough. Steindl captures the part by 3D scan, creates a CAD model that is ready for manufacturing and reproduces the part by CNC machining.
Which materials are machined?
Turned and milled parts are made from different materials, from tool steel and aluminium to engineering plastics. Name the material you need in your inquiry and we will check feasibility.
Which industries does Steindl manufacture for?
For the automotive industry, toolmaking, mechanical engineering and medical technology. In addition there are start-ups and product developers who need prototypes and first small batches.
Is there an inspection report for the parts?
On request, yes. Measurement is done on the Wenzel LH 65 coordinate measuring machine and on the TESA Scan 50 shaft measuring machine for shafts up to 50 mm in diameter.
Where is Steindl Metallverarbeitung located?
At Ludwig-Bölkow-Straße 1/1, 73568 Durlangen, near Schwäbisch Gmünd in the Ostalbkreis district of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:00.
How do I send a manufacturing inquiry?
Through the inquiry form on this website, by e-mail to info@steindlgmbh.de or by phone on +49 7176 9979866. A drawing or CAD file, material, quantity and requested date are helpful.
Which documents can I upload with an inquiry?
The inquiry form accepts up to five files of no more than 10 MB each: PDF, STEP (.step, .stp), DXF, DWG, JPG, PNG and ZIP. If there is no drawing, photos of the part with the most important dimensions are enough.
Send us your part.
A drawing, a CAD file or a photo is enough. We review your inquiry and get back to you with a first assessment.