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Machine Solutions for Automotive & Industrial Components

Master Engineering Solution’s project portfolio covers component-specific machining applications. Machines are developed around milling, drilling, tapping, boring, turning, grinding and U-drilling for housings, cases, axle components, crankshafts, yokes and other engineered parts.

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Machine Solutions for Automotive & Industrial Components by Master Engineering Solution

Automotive Component Applications

Documented applications include engine cylinder blocks, cylinder heads, crankcases, crankshafts, clutch housings, transmission cases, flywheel housings, differential cases and gearbox housings. Other parts include rear axle carriers, front axle supports, hydraulic lift housings, rock shaft housings, yokes, trailing arms and front wheel hubs.

Machine-to-Component Reference

Machine / ProcessDocumented Components
HMC Single SpindleHousing Rear; Crankcase
HMC Twin SpindleG150 Gear Box Housing
Duplex Milling MachineRock Shaft Housing; Hydraulic Lift Housing; Clutch Housing; Cylinder Head; Rear Axle Carrier; Front Axle Support; Bearing Cap; Crank Case
CNC Finish Spherical TurningDifferential Case
CNC Lathe Turning & FacingRear Axle Carrier
Dressing Spindle UnitValve Body
Fine Boring MachineWater Pump Bearing Casing; Hydraulic Lift Housing; Crankshaft; Yoke
Rough/Fine Boring & HolemillDifferential Case
Vertical Finish BoringCylinder Block
Gang/Web MillingCylinder Block; Front Axle Support; Trailing Arm; Front Wheel Hub
2-Way GroovingSlip Yoke; Flange Yoke
Multi Drilling / TappingClutch Housing; Rear Axle Carrier; Transmission Case; Hydraulic Lift Housing; Flywheel Housing
O.D. & Face GrindingCrankshaft
U-DrillingBar Pin; Extension Sleeve; Front Axle Support; Flange Yoke; Chain Sprocket; Differential Case
VTLClutch Housing; Flywheel Housing

How We Approach an Application

  1. Understand the component drawing, material and critical machining areas.
  2. Define the required operations and sequence.
  3. Review holding, accessibility and spindle/tool orientation.
  4. Select hydraulic, CNC servo, multi-spindle or other mechanisms.
  5. Finalize the machine concept and specification with the customer.