 DETCO,
manufactures the highest quality ways, rails, keepers, and gibs,
and has the ability to machine cast iron or fabricated bases and
columns. DETCO scrapes to precise
tolerances, and can assemble these components into complete units.
DETCO manufactures the finest
new or rebuilt slide units to OEM design and specifications, and
performs sub-assemblies for small and medium size machinery.
Services:
- Sub-assemblies
- Small machine
tool builds
- Contract
machining
- Precision
scraping and assembly
- Subcontract
scraping on site
- Machining
and grinding of raw castings
- Application
of linear way materials such as Roulon or Turcite
 Capacity:
- 50,000 sq.
ft. facility
- 20, 10, 7.5,
and 5-ton crane capacity
- 20 feet under
the hook
- 50 ft.-wide
bays
- paint spray
booth
 DETCO
has access to used transfer line slide units, which are completely
disassembled and re-furbished by DETCO
craftsmen. Commercial parts, i.e.: pumps, ballscrews, etc. are purchased.
DETCO components, i.e.: ways,
gibs, keepers are manufactured to suit and replaced. The main components,
i.e.: bases, tables/platens are surface ground or scraped where
required by DETCO craftsmen,
and restored to original OEM specifications.
DETCO works with many transfer
line OEM’s in building original equipment slide units. The
OEM provides either raw castings or patterns. When provided with
patterns, DETCO secures castings
from the foundry. All castings are machined and surface ground or
scraped where necessary. DETCO craftsmen
then assemble, fit, and test run the units similar to the procedure
used when rebuilding slide units. In addition, DETCO
is capable of assembling many different large and small assemblies,
of any kind. Do not hesitate to ask.
DETCO also has the ability to
refurbish small and medium size machinery in the same manner as
refurbishing transfer line slide units. In addition, DETCO
is capable of assembling many different, large and small assemblies,
of any kind. We will consider all inquiries.
DETCO personnel can refurbish
equipment in customer facilities or in a
DETCO facility.
Call us to discuss
your subassemblies and various machine building projects.
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