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  1. Marketplace
  2. /Services
  3. /Component manufacturing
  4. /Machining
  5. /Hole and thread machining
  6. /Drilling
  7. /Deep-hole drilling
  8. /
  9. Deep-hole-drilled material supply
Deep-hole drilling

Deep-hole-drilled material supply

Damstahl A/SDanmarksvej 28, 8660 Skanderborg, Denmark

Arrange drilled stock for a specified component.

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Price on request

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Official illustration of deep-drilled cylindrical materialSource: damstahl.com

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Damstahl A/S
Danmarksvej 28, 8660 Skanderborg, DenmarkDamstahl A/S distributes stainless tubes, bars, sheets and fittings from Skanderborg, alongside aluminium, brass, bronze and copper. Its stainless range includes specialist alloys, Ugitech UGIMA-X machining bar, NEG hygienic clamps and ConnectS gasket-free connections. The business expanded into Denmark in 1969. Material supply can include cutting, deep-hole drilling, tailored packaging, stock agreements, consignment inventory and site containers. Technical teams provide corrosion and material-selection advice, water-project support, carbon comparisons and training. ERP connections automate purchasing, while the customer-account calculator provides order-level carbon information. Shared processing capacity is offered through the commercial network; the Danish ISO 9001 certificate covers the specified Skanderborg and Greve activities.
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About this service

Supply stainless material with deep-hole drilling incorporated into the order, reducing the amount of subsequent component preparation.