​ INDUSTRIES: AEROSPACE

Aerospace component manufacturing


Tight-tolerance machined, molded, and 3D-printed components for aerospace applications. Flatout provides inspection-driven parts using materials commonly specified for aerospace applications, with documentation and traceability available to meet project requirements.

How We Work

​ WHAT WE MAKE

Parts we build for aerospace programs

A sample of the components we support for aerospace and defense manufacturers and suppliers.

Structural brackets & fittings

Machined aluminum and titanium brackets, clips, and fittings held to demanding tolerances.

Bushings, spacers & hardware

Precision turned components in aerospace alloys with full dimensional reporting available.

Avionics enclosures & chassis

Machined housings and card frames produced to project-specific flatness and EMI-shielding requirements.

Ducting & interior components

Printed and molded ducting, clips, and cabin components using flame-retardant materials selected to project requirements.

Tooling, jigs & test fixtures

Assembly jigs, drill fixtures, and test equipment components for your production line.

Development & prototype parts

Quick-turn machined and printed parts for design validation ahead of qualification.

​ THE RIGHT PROCESS

How we match process to part

Not sure which way to go? Send us the CAD and we’ll recommend the best fit for your volumes, tolerances, and budget.

CNC Machining

Precision 3- and 5-axis machining in aluminum, titanium, and stainless steel, with tolerances to ±0.001 in and full documentation.

Injection Molding

Precision injection molding for interior components and connector bodies using flame-retardant and high-performance thermoplastics.

Industrial 3D Printing

Complex ducting, lightweight brackets, and consolidated components built using engineering-grade polymers or metal LPBF processes.

​ WHY FLATOUT

Why aerospace teams choose us

Documentation & traceability

Material certs, inspection reports, and lot traceability available on request. Built for your supplier quality requirements.

Tight-tolerance capability

Tolerances to ±0.001 in are available for qualifying features and geometries, supported by inspection-driven quality control through our ISO-certified partner network.

Batch-to-batch consistency

Documented processes and inspection support consistent, repeatable results from first article through production.

​ FAQ

Questions, answered

Have a question that is not answered here? Contact our engineering team directly and we will get back to you quickly.

What file types do you accept?

We accept major 3D CAD formats, including STEP, IGES, SolidWorks, Parasolid, and STL. PDF and DXF drawings are also helpful for communicating dimensions, tolerances, materials, and finish requirements.

Timing depends on the process, material, quantity, and complexity of your parts. Quotes are typically provided within 24 hours. Prototype orders may be completed in as little as 1 to 10 business days, while larger production orders may require additional time.

Yes. We can hold tolerances as tight as ±0.001 inch on critical features when the material, geometry, and manufacturing process allow it. Include a drawing with your CAD files so our engineering team can review each tolerance requirement.

We support customers across automotive, industrial equipment, consumer products, product development, and other industries that require dependable custom parts. Contact us to discuss the requirements for your application.

Yes. Available finishes include anodizing, powder coating, plating, polishing, and other options based on the material and manufacturing process. Tell us your appearance and performance requirements when requesting a quote.

Our engineering team reviews your files, material, quantity, tolerances, and finish requirements. We will contact you if we have questions, then provide clear pricing, estimated timing, and the next steps for production.

READY TO BUILD?

Get a quote from a real person, not AI.

Upload your CAD files and project details. Our engineering team reviews manufacturability and typically returns a detailed quote within 24 hours.

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