F.A.Q.

Nolte Precise Mfg. Frequently Asked Questions

What industries does Nolte serve with its precision machining services?

Nolte serves most industries requiring precise machined components and assemblies, with specific concentration on the following industry segments:

• Motion Control
• Aerospace
• Outdoor (Firearms and Recreational Industries)
• Outdoor Power Equipment
• Medical
• Defense
• Automotive
• Industrial Equipment

What size range is the “sweet spot” for Nolte precision machined parts?

The range varies depending on the equipment used, but generally our best sizes to work with are:

Diameters ranging from 1/8th to 8 inches

We also work with parts that fit within a 24 inch cube size, on a case by case basis

What volumes does Nolte provide?

Nolte operates work centers and work cells to accommodate all volume variances. Nolte maintains work cells best suited to handle low volume, high mix precision machined parts groups. Nolte also operates departments and work cells best suited to work with medium and high volume requirements.

What materials does Nolte work with in fabrication precision machined parts?

Nolte works with most materials, from aerospace alloys, engineered plastics, brass, carbon steels, aluminum, stainless steels, various castings, molded metals, forged materials and at times composite materials.

What quality certifications do you have for precision machining?

Nolte is AS9100 Rev. D Including ISO 9001:2015 certified.

What is Nolte’s geographic focus?

While we provide precision machined parts and precision machining services to clients all across North America, we serve the following areas with direct representation:

All of the states bordering the Mississippi river and to the east coast

The Great Lakes region

What is unique about Nolte?

There are many reasons to select Nolte as a key part of your supply chain! Read more about us.

How long has Nolte been in business?

Nolte celebrated its 100th year in 2016.

Where is Nolte located?

Nolte is in Cincinnati Ohio, which puts our location within 600 miles of 60% of the US population.

Do you do assembly?

Yes, many of our clients utilize Nolte to provide sub-assemblies for their supply chain.

What kinds of precision machined parts can you produce?

Nolte typically does CNC lathe turning, CNC milling, and assembly along with providing numerous outside services for our client base.

How many shifts does Nolte run?

Nolte operates 3 shifts and machines seven days per week.