Precision CNC Machining Services — Custom Parts

Parkway-Kew Corporation provides CNC milling, CNC turning, manual turning, large diameter grinding, and fabrication of wear parts, including solid tungsten carbide components. The company commonly supports industrial applications where durability, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and reduced downtime are critical, such as wire mills, fracking operations, shipping terminals, and heavy equipment environments.

The machining capabilities listed by Parkway-Kew Corporation include parts up to 72 inches in diameter. Large diameter grinding is available up to 65 inches in diameter and 12 feet in length. These capabilities make the company well suited for sizeable industrial components, wear parts, pulleys, sleeves, blocks, plungers, and related process parts.

Yes. Parkway-Kew Corporation can fabricate wear parts with or without coatings. One example includes redesigning a pulley from tool steel into a steel carrier with a solid tungsten carbide insert, dramatically improving wear life compared with the original tool steel version. This approach is useful when coating alone is not the best long-term solution.

Yes. The company’s in-house machining capabilities complement its coating and hardsurfacing services. Parts can be machined, ground, rebuilt, and coated using technologies such as HVOF, plasma spray, thermal spray, fuse welding, and submerged arc welding when appropriate for the application. This helps create parts that are both dimensionally functional and more resistant to wear.

Parkway-Kew Corporation serves industrial customers throughout North America and supports more than 500 companies worldwide. Target industries include wire mills, oil and gas fracking companies, shipping terminals, heavy equipment manufacturers, earth-moving equipment operations, and container ship loading and unloading applications where high-wear parts require dependable service life.

Lead times are determined after reviewing the part design, material requirements, dimensions, repair scope, coating needs, and current production schedule. Standard availability is Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Providing drawings, photos, operating conditions, and wear history can help the team evaluate the work more efficiently.

Pricing is based on the part geometry, material, size, machining time, grinding requirements, coating selection, and whether the project involves new fabrication or rebuilding. Parkway-Kew Corporation can also recommend cost-effective repair paths when possible, such as Restore & Grind for eligible wire drawing blocks before full recoating becomes necessary.

Yes. Parkway-Kew Corporation’s engineering department recommends alloys, surfacing methods, and manufacturing approaches based on the part’s wear pattern, operating environment, corrosion exposure, and performance goals. The company’s long history in hardsurfacing, CNC machining, and grinding helps customers select practical solutions rather than simply duplicating a failing original design.