Daily Archives: January 3, 2024

Below is a bespoke driven connector crafted using Dynatech’s state-of-the-art Haas VF4-SS Vertical Machining Center.  Fabricated from solid aluminum blocks, this connector was precision-machined to exact customer specifications, showcasing the advanced capabilities of our machine shop.  Following the machining process, the component underwent a thorough anodizing treatment to enhance both

Dynatech excels in the production of A36 (low carbon) components, exemplified by the stellar craftsmanship evident in the following shaft.  This shaft serves as an excellent illustration of our machining prowess, predominately shaped on our precision lathe, with supplementary mill operations seamlessly integrated to refine specific details.  Our comprehensive machine

Dynatech’s expertise extends to the fabrication of components using Delrin, a testament to our versatile machine shop and welding capabilities.  A recent client approached us with a specific request for a take-up pulley crafted from Delrin, featuring a precise 3/8” inner diameter.  Additionally, they sought a meticulously engineered V-groove to

Dynatech was entrusted by another company with the precision machining of an aluminum adapter.  Leveraging our cutting-edge machine shop capabilities, we crafted the component using both our lathe and mill, ensuring exacting precision.  Subsequently, the adapter underwent an anodization process in accordance with the customer’s specifications outlined in the provided

The fabrication of this aluminum clamping bracket showcased Dynatech’s proficiency in utilizing multiple setups on our Haas VF4-SS Vertical Machining Center to achieve the intricate features outlines in the customer’s drawing.  Our detailed approach ensured precision at every step of the process.  To further enhance both aesthetics and durability, the

Dynatech is renowned for its adept machine shop and welding repair services.  In a recent instance, a representative from a company sought our expertise to rectify a challenging issue.  The 7-foot-long, 2-inch square tube they brought in had suffered severe rounding at one end because of extensive spinning in the