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Advanced CNC machining solutions for the aerospace and defence industries. Uncompromising quality and reliability for mission-critical components.
Since 1996, RPM Engineering Services has been the manufacturing partner behind mission-critical components for the global aerospace and defence industries. From our AS9100D-certified facility in Nashik, we deliver machined parts held to aerospace-grade tolerances — consistently, traceably, on time.
Tight-tolerance components for partners across industry — from production runs of rotational parts to one-off R&D prototypes. Our work ends up where dimensional conformity isn't a target but a precondition.
Explore →Mission-critical components for flight platforms and defence programmes — produced under the documentation, traceability, and FOD discipline these supply chains demand.
Explore →Precision components where conductivity, dimensional stability, and surface finish all matter in the same part — mount panels, brass and copper components, bushings, and custom tooling.
Explore →Turned and milled rotational components produced with programmatic repeatability. Live-tooling and sub-spindle work completed in a single set-up.
Complex prismatic and near-net-shape components completed in a single setup — reducing fixture count and compounding tolerance stack-up.
Non-contact erosion of hardened and exotic alloys — for geometry that can't be produced by conventional milling. Dies, punches, and intricate tooling features.
Rigorous in-process and final dimensional inspection. Every part traceable, every process documented, measurable, repeatable.
Our quality management system is engineered for aerospace and defence supply chains where failure is not an option. Every part is traceable, every process documented.
Quality PolicyThe buyers who really know what they're doing all look at the same handful of things, and certification is rarely one of them.
By the time a component reaches a spindle, its cost is largely settled by decisions frozen into the drawing months earlier.
Most titanium failures announce themselves before they become scrap. The early signals resemble ordinary machining noise.
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