ITM / MANUFACTURING
From blank to surface. One chain of responsibility.
Metal does not forgive vague requirements.
We connect blank production, machining, heat treatment, and finishing into one engineered route — with control at the transitions where precision is most often lost.
01 / Products
What we manufacture
Gears and pinions
Spur, helical, and bevel components, gear rims, and geared elements made to customer drawings.
Shafts and axles
Stepped, splined, geared, and precision shafts with control of concentricity, runout, fits, and functional surfaces.
Turned and milled parts
Complex geometry, multiple datum systems, mating surfaces, and repeatability requirements across serial production.
Housings
Cast, welded, and sealed housings followed by machining of mounting, datum, and sealing surfaces.
02 / The route
The manufacturing route
Blank
Bar, forging, or casting is selected according to load, geometry, batch size, and project economics.
Rough machining
We establish the base geometry and preserve the allowances required for thermal and finishing operations.
Gear cutting and milling
Profiles, splines, slots, and mating features are produced with later dimensional change in mind.
Heat treatment
Hardening, carburizing, and other cycles are selected according to material, hardness, and operating requirements.
Finishing
Grinding and precision machining restore the required geometry, fits, and surface condition after the thermal cycle.
Inspection and release
Agreed characteristics are verified, documentation is assembled, surfaces are protected, and the batch is prepared for international transport.
03 / Gear manufacturing
A tooth is not a shape.
It is working geometry under load.
Module and tooth count are only the beginning. Profile, helix direction, contact pattern, runout to the datum, heat-treatment distortion, and the final surface all affect performance.
That is why gear cutting is never treated as an isolated operation. It belongs to a route that connects material, heat treatment, datum strategy, finishing, and final inspection.
04 / Materials
Confirmed experience
Material follows the drawing, loading, process, and documentation requirements — never a supplier's habit.
05 / Equipment
A machine brand does not replace process engineering. But the right machine still matters.
The controlled network provides access to more than 4,000 machines: turning and milling centers, gear cutting and grinding machines, heat-treatment lines, and inspection systems.
We do not select the loudest nameplate. We select the configuration, condition, tooling, and process capable of producing the exact part repeatedly.
Not a gearbox. Its precision components.