Machine builders and maintenance teams need parts that fit exactly: made to drawing or as a purchased part from a specific manufacturer.
Traydon sources both on request – from a single gear to a gearbox, from a collet to a machine tool.
Typical requirements
Parts made to drawing
Shafts, pinion shafts, spur and bevel gears, worm wheels, ring gears, toothed bushings and racks.
Gearboxes and drives
Helical and planetary gearboxes, special gearboxes, motors, couplings and bearings.
Hydraulics and pneumatics
Cylinders, valves, pumps, power units and fittings.
Machine tools and accessories
Lathes and milling machines, saws, clamping devices and tool holders.
Examples
Rings
Machined steel rings made to drawing.
Ball screws
Screws with nuts for feed axes.
Industrial gearbox
Gearbox with several shaft ends.
From our deliveries
Traydon’s delivery examples include a coupling made to drawing (60 kg), a frame made to drawing in S235JR+N (310 kg, approx. 6 metres), a cardan shaft (180 kg) and a lathe. We do not name customers.
Which details help
- Drawing with material, tolerances, heat treatment and revision status
- Quantity, batch size and required date
- For purchased parts: manufacturer and part number or nameplate
- Required tests and certificates
Frequently asked questions
From what quantity does Traydon manufacture to drawing?
Single parts are possible too. Price and lead time depend on part, material and quantity and are stated in the quotation.
What happens to my drawing?
It is used only for your request and passed on to the manufacturer who calculates the quotation.
Can Traydon have a part reproduced without a drawing?
On request, yes, if a sample part or exact dimensions and photos are available. We clarify this case by case.
Related areas
Request a part or assembly
With drawing, bill of materials or nameplate.