Düsseldorf · CNC · Maschinenbau
Contract manufacturing for individual parts, small batches and assemblies.
BEICK manufactures from drawings, CAD data or samples, from urgent spare parts to repeatable small batches. CNC turning, CNC milling, machining centers, welding and 3D printing are combined to suit the task.
- CNC turning up to 350 mm diameter and 1,250 mm length
- 3-axis CNC milling up to 1,200 × 400 × 400 mm
- Welding, manual machining, drilling and finishing
- 3D printing with Bambu Lab H2C and H1E
TURNED PARTS · INDIVIDUAL PARTS · SMALL BATCHES
CNC turning on the Okuma LB25.
We use the Okuma LB25 for rotationally symmetrical components. Production follows drawings, CAD data or an existing sample, particularly where small quantities, unusual geometries or rapid spare-parts supply are required.
- Machining up to 350 mm diameter and 1,250 mm length
- Shoulders, grooves, bores, internal and external geometries to specification
- Individual parts, repair parts, prototypes and small batches
- Agreement of material, tolerances and inspection characteristics before production
We clarify open points directly before committing material and machine time.
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POS · 3-AXIS MACHINING · CAD/CAM
CNC milling for precise contours and functional surfaces.
On POS milling machines we produce prismatic components, plates, brackets, adapters and fixture parts. Machining is planned around the component geometry and a safe, economical workholding arrangement.
- 3-axis CNC milling up to 1,200 × 400 × 400 mm
- Pockets, contours, hole patterns, fits and defined functional surfaces
- Production from supplied data, drawings or following technical coordination
- Finishing and supplementary drilling or manual machining
Agreed workholding arrangements and machining sequences can be reused for recurring parts.
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POS · TOOL CHANGES · REPEATABLE WORKHOLDING
Machining centers for coordinated production sequences.
POS machining centers support structured machining with prepared tools and clearly defined operations. This is particularly useful when several features are produced in one coordinated set-up or small batches must be manufactured repeatably.
- Planning of workholding, tool sequence and machining order
- Combination of milling, drilling and threading to suit the component
- Machining of more complex individual parts and recurring small batches
- Intermediate checks of defined function-critical features
Geometry, material, batch size and agreed quality characteristics determine the machining strategy.
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EWM · PREPARATION · WELDING · FINISHING
Welding for components and assemblies.
BEICK uses professional EWM welding equipment. Components are prepared, aligned and securely fixed; the process, weld execution and finishing are matched to material, design and intended use.
- Welding of individual parts, brackets, frames and assemblies
- Setting up and tack welding to drawings or agreed installation conditions
- Mechanical finishing of connection and functional surfaces
- Combination with turning, milling, drilling and assembly
The inspection scope and visible weld requirements are agreed before the order is placed. Certified special requirements form part of the work only when expressly confirmed.
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BAMBU LAB H2C · H1E · ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
3D printing for samples, aids and small batches.
With Bambu Lab H2C and H1E, BEICK extends contract manufacturing with 3D printing. Depending on the task, the process is suitable for functional samples, assembly aids, fixtures, housings, adapters and small quantities.
- Review of supplied 3D data before manufacturing
- Agreement of component orientation, operating conditions and finishing
- Rapid physical samples for installation and handling checks
- Combination with design, metalworking and assembly by agreement
We assess whether 3D printing is technically appropriate and which execution suits the specific component. Material and quality characteristics are defined for each order.
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PROCESS · QUALITY · DOCUMENTATION
From data set to a traceably inspected component.
- Review the inquiry: you provide a drawing, CAD data or sample together with quantity, material, deadline and special requirements.
- Agree the manufacturing route: we assess geometry, tolerances, material availability, workholding and suitable operations.
- Prepare production: tools, programs, fixtures and inspection features are defined for the order.
- Manufacture components: machining follows the agreed process; visible deviations are clarified before unnecessary further work.
- Inspect and hand over: agreed dimensions and features are checked. Additional inspection or photographic documentation can be provided by agreement.
Quality starts with unambiguous specifications
Functional dimensions, fits, surfaces, datums and special inspection features should be clearly identified in the drawing or inquiry. This allows effort, manufacturing route and inspection to be planned realistically.
Inquire about a projectDRAWING · CAD DATA · SAMPLE PART
Inquire about a component or assembly.
Send us your drawing, STEP or STL file, a sample part or meaningful photographs. Quantity, required material, deadline, tolerances and special inspection requirements are also helpful.
We review the documents, clarify open technical points directly with you and suggest a suitable manufacturing route.
For a rapid technical assessment
- Component data or dimensioned drawing
- Quantity and required delivery date
- Material or operating conditions
- Function-critical dimensions and surfaces
- Required finishing, assembly or documentation