Is a single part worth calling about?
Yes. There’s no minimum order, and one-off parts are a normal part of our week.
Sachse’s small-bay industrial buildings along SH-78 rarely have a machine shop inside. Ours is about 10 miles south in Garland, with no minimum order.
Most of Sachse’s industrial space is small-bay and flex buildings along State Highway 78, just north of the President George Bush Turnpike, and around Industrial Drive. Buildings that size usually house operations without a machinist on staff, so when a bracket breaks, a fixture needs building, or a part needs to be made once, the work goes out.
We take one-off parts with no minimum order. Milling runs on Haas CNC vertical machining centers and a Hurco CNC with live tooling, turning on live-tool CNC lathes, and our CNC programming is done in-house.
Repair work and odd parts often go faster on our manual mills and lathes, where a conventional setup beats programming a CNC job. Fixtures, jigs, brackets and housings are all regular work.
3- and 4-axis CNC milling, live-tool turning, and manual milling and turning for brackets, housings, fixtures and shafts.
A broken part with no drawing can be measured from the sample and remade, with your approval on repair, remake or redesign.
Tables, carts, racks, frames, guards and fixtures, welded in-house with MIG, TIG and laser welding.
Sachse businesses can also send waterjet cutting and forming, OEM replacement parts, and prototype and production runs.
From 2921 National Ct, Sachse is a straight run north on State Highway 78: about 10 miles to Sachse City Hall on Sachse Road, around 17 minutes when traffic is light. Bring the part by, or call ahead and ask about pickup. If something fails on the line, call the emergency line at (214) 227-5633.
Yes. There’s no minimum order, and one-off parts are a normal part of our week.
Yes. A photo, a rough sketch, a worn sample or a drawing are all enough to start. Our mechanical engineer and CNC programmers review material, tolerances and manufacturability before the first cut.
No. Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation doesn’t hold ISO, AS9100, or other quality-system certifications. If a part needs a certified process or documented material traceability, say so before the quote and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.
Send the part, a sketch, or a few photos. We’ll follow up with questions or a quote.