Who is behind the parts
A precision machining company on the shore of Lake Hallwil
A workshop small enough to call you back, and equipped well enough to keep its word.
A trade with its own name
What décolletage actually means
Décolletage describes the production of turned parts created by removing material from bars or metal coils with cutting tools. The word comes from French-speaking Switzerland, where the trade has been at home for generations. English-speaking markets usually call the same work screw machining, and the result is what buyers know as Swiss precision parts.
We carry the word in our name because it describes a trade and not merely a process. Anyone working in it thinks in tolerances, in material behaviour and in setup times, long before the first chip falls.
Fahrwangen, canton of Aargau
A location that explains the work
Our workshop sits in the Aargau Seetal, on the shore of Lake Hallwil, with a panorama opening towards the Alps of central Switzerland. It sounds like a postcard and is still a practical argument.
The region offers a well-developed and high-quality technological environment. For a precision machining company of our size, that is the right setting.
How we work
Three things you can rely on
We say early what will not work
An honest no during the feasibility check costs less than a series that turns out wrong. That is why we examine every drawing before we commit.
You talk to people who produce
Support is not a separate department here. The person who takes your call knows the workshop and follows your order through to dispatch.
We keep moving
We innovate continuously in order to speed up delivery and guarantee exemplary responsiveness.
Quality and environment
Commitments that hold when nobody is watching
Anyone buying Swiss precision parts is buying a promise that can only be spot-checked on goods receipt. We are aware that our customers deserve the highest quality standards. That is why the ISO 9001 certification is in preparation.
We also commit to minimising our environmental impact by introducing an effective management system in order to meet the legal requirements.