Swiss Screw Machine: Small Parts, Exceptional Precision
RECENT INSIGHTS Aluminum Fabrication: Stength without weight CNC Lathe Parts – Guide Fabrication Methods – Guide A Swiss screw machine is a type of lathe known for producing small, intricate parts with exceptional accuracy. This technology was first created in Switzerland for making watches. It has now become an important tool for modern manufacturing. This […]
Precision CNC Turning Shop: What to Look For
What defines a Precision CNC Turning Shop? A precision CNC turning shop delivers high-accuracy, consistent components using advanced CNC equipment and a controlled manufacturing process. These shops serve industries where performance depends on microscopic precision, such as aerospace, medical devices, and defense. These shops combine advanced CNC equipment, skilled operators, and a disciplined manufacturing process […]
Aluminum Fabrication: Strength Without the Weight
Aluminum has a unique mix of strength, density, rust-resistance, and heat tolerance. This makes it perfect for aluminum fabrication, where extra weight could slow you down or increase costs. In many applications, aluminum can replace heavier materials without compromising durability or precision. It can be machined faster than steel, which helps shorten lead times and […]
Lathe CNC Parts – Guide
When a part needs to spin, seal, or slide with zero room for error, CNC turning isn’t optional—it’s essential. Whether you’re machining shafts, bushings, or anything with tight diameter tolerances, lathe CNC parts offer unmatched precision and repeatability. CNC Lathe Machining at Hibshman At Hibshman Screw Machine Products, CNC lathe machining isn’t just a service—it’s […]
Fabrication Prototype – Methods
Creating a successful product starts with a solid prototype. Whether you’re validating fit, function, or manufacturability, a fabrication prototype helps bridge the gap between concept and production. In this guide, we’ll walk through the full process—from design iteration to delivery—highlighting what it takes to turn an idea into something real. Fabrication Prototype Explained Fabrication prototyping […]
Why Aerospace Contract Manufacturing Needs Industry Experts
In aerospace, automotive, and defense work, every part matters. These industries have no room for mistakes. Tight timelines, strict rules, and harsh working conditions make every decision count—especially when it comes to choosing a manufacturing partner. This is why aerospace contract manufacturing requires more than just good machines. It takes experience, knowledge, and the right […]
Hibshman Awarded Industry 4.0 Grant to Enhance Smart Manufacturing Capabilities
Kalamazoo, MI — May 23, 2025 — Hibshman Screw Machine Products Inc. has been awarded the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s (MEDC) Industry 4.0 Technology Implementation Grant, a competitive program that provides up to $25,000 in matching funds to help small manufacturers adopt advanced technologies. With this grant, Hibshman will implement Datanomix, a real-time production intelligence […]
Multi-Spindle Machining Services: The Secret to Production
In manufacturing, time is money—and precision is everything. Imagine you’re running a shop. You’ve landed a big order for thousands of small metal parts. The deadline is tight, the tolerances are tighter, and your margins are razor-thin. You want speed, but you can’t sacrifice accuracy. You need to make it all work without blowing the […]
Hibshman Featured for ERP System Driven Growth
We’re proud to share that Hibshman was featured in the May 2025 issue of Manufacturing News in an article titled “Turning Shop Boosts Profits, On-Time Delivery with ERP Software.” The story highlights how we’ve used advanced ERP systems for manufacturing to streamline operations, improve on-time delivery, and increase profitability. The article covers our decision to […]
Inventory Management for Machined Parts
Effective inventory management for machined parts is critical to keeping production on schedule and costs under control. Manufacturers often deal with long lead times, tight tolerances, and low production volumes for machined parts. This is different from off-the-shelf components. That makes them harder to stock, forecast, and reorder. For manufacturers, OEMs, and procurement teams, a […]