Expert Precision Metal Machining Services

Precision metal machining involves shaping, turning, milling, grinding, or fabricating metal parts to meet specific dimensional and performance requirements. At Parkway-Kew Corporation, these capabilities support industrial wear parts, coated components, solid tungsten carbide parts, and rebuilt equipment parts that require durability, accurate fit, and reliable operation in high-wear environments.

Parkway-Kew Corporation provides CNC milling, CNC turning, manual turning, large diameter grinding, and wear-part fabrication. These services can be used on parts with coatings or without coatings, including solid tungsten carbide components. Machining capabilities support parts up to 72 inches in diameter, with grinding available up to 65 inches diameter and 12 feet long.

The company works with industrial materials and coating systems including ceramics, tungsten carbide, chrome oxide, aluminum, stainless, zinc, nickel chrome alloys, and proprietary wear-resistant coatings. For some applications, components can also be fabricated as solid tungsten carbide parts instead of coated parts, especially when improved wear life justifies the design.

Yes. Parkway-Kew Corporation’s machining services are designed to complement wear-resistant coatings, hardsurfacing, and rebuild work. Components can be machined before or after coating to achieve required dimensions, surface finish, concentricity, and operating performance. This is especially valuable for wire drawing blocks, pulleys, plungers, crane wheels, and other high-wear parts.

Parkway-Kew Corporation serves wire mills, oil and gas companies, shipping terminals, heavy equipment manufacturers, container crane operations, and related industrial users. The company’s work is especially suited for parts exposed to friction, corrosion, abrasive wear, vibration, and frequent changeout cycles where longer component life can reduce downtime.

Pricing depends on the part size, material, machining complexity, coating requirements, and whether the work involves new fabrication or rebuilding an existing component. Parkway-Kew Corporation focuses on practical, cost-effective repair and manufacturing options, including processes such as Restore & Grind that can reduce replacement costs by preserving usable coating where possible.

Turnaround time depends on part dimensions, inspection requirements, coating or hardsurfacing needs, and current production scheduling. Standard availability is Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Providing drawings, photos, wear patterns, material specifications, and operating conditions helps the team evaluate the work more efficiently.

Yes. Parkway-Kew Corporation rebuilds and improves worn industrial components such as wire drawing blocks, crane wheels, wire rope pulleys, festoon wheels, and fracking plungers. Rebuilding can often extend service life, improve wear resistance, and reduce downtime compared with frequent replacement, especially when paired with the proper coating or hardsurfacing process.