Industries

Sourcing competence is industry competence.

The same drawing part is a different procurement problem in mechanical engineering than in offshore or medical technology. We work in six industry environments — and know the documentation, approval and liability logics behind each of them.

Six environments

Where our competence delivers.

I-01

Mechanical & plant engineering

Drawing-based parts, small series, high variant diversity: CNC machined parts, castings, weldments. The core discipline — documented revisions, material certificates and first-article inspection are the norm here, not the exception.

Drawing partsSmall seriesRevision discipline

I-02

Energy & utilities

Pipes, flanges, valves and fasteners for power and grid projects: pressure-boundary logic, material traceability per heat, and since 2026 CBAM emissions data as a procurement requirement.

PipingFlangesCBAM

I-03

Automotive & suppliers

Series maturity at automotive pace: PPAP logic, PPM targets, capacity binding. We qualify factories that survive OEM audits — not ones that impress on a trade-fair stand.

SeriesPPAP logicPPM

I-04

Shipbuilding & offshore

Large forgings, castings and welded structures with classification-society documentation: IACS-class approval chains, weld seam traceability and material certificates that hold up in a port state control inspection.

Class documentationForgingsWeldments

I-05

Medical & laboratory technology

Tight-tolerance machining, surface quality and process validation: parts where a deviation is not a claim case but a patient risk. Conservative factory selection and full inspection coverage are non-negotiable here.

Tight toleranceValidationFull inspection

I-06

Industrial trade & spare parts

Independent spare-part supply without OEM dependency: identification of original manufacturers, reversal of part numbers, second-source qualification — with the trademark and product-liability boundaries respected.

Spare partsSecond sourceReverse identification

One standard across all industries

Whatever the industry: the factory we recommend has been physically audited by us, the quality agreement is defined before the first order, and the documentation is part of the product — not an accessory.

Deep dives by capability, not by industry?

Our ten manufacturing capability areas cut across industries — from CNC machining to valves and instrumentation. Each area has a full deep-dive page with standards, clusters and cost levers.

To the capability areas