Capability
Precision grinding services in Singapore
Abrasive machining that removes material to achieve tight tolerances and fine surface finishes on hardened parts. Types include surface, cylindrical, centreless and jig grinding. Materials include hardened tool steel, carbide and ceramics. Buyers select on tolerance, surface finish and part geometry.
Grinding is where precision engineering earns its name — the operation that holds tolerances milling and turning cannot. Buyers evaluate a shop on a narrow band of specifications. First is grinding type: surface grinding for flatness and parallelism, cylindrical grinding (external and internal) for shafts and bores, centreless grinding for high-volume pins and bar stock, internal grinding for precision bores, and jig grinding for located holes and profiles in moulds and dies. Second is tolerance — the best Singapore operators quote accuracy down to ±1–2 µm. Third is surface finish, measured as roughness average (Ra) and pushed below Ra 0.05 µm on fine-ground faces. Fourth is material: hardened tool steel (to about HRC 65), tungsten carbide (to about HRA 92), ceramics and exotic alloys — chosen precisely because they resist everything except an abrasive wheel. ISO 9001, and AS9100 for aerospace, are the entry ticket.
In Singapore, grinding rarely stands alone: it sits as a finishing discipline inside broader precision engineering shops that also run CNC milling, turning and wire-cut EDM, converting a hardened, heat-treated blank into a finished tool. The work feeds mould and die making, semiconductor equipment, aerospace and MRO, medical devices and precision optics, clustered in Tuas, Ubi, Ang Mo Kio (Techplace) and Woodlands.
Also known as: surface grinding · cylindrical grinding · centreless grinding · centerless grinding · jig grinding · internal grinding
Capability specifications
- Types
- Surface, cylindrical, centreless, internal, jig grinding
- Materials
- Hardened tool steel, tungsten carbide, ceramics
- Tolerances
- Down to ±0.001–0.002 mm
- Surface finish
- Ra 0.1–0.8 µm
- Certifications
- ISO 9001
Companies with this capability in Singapore
- U-Fab
One of Singapore's largest dedicated grinding capacities — 12 surface and 3 cylindrical grinders within a 60-plus machine fleet that also runs CNC machining and wire and die-sink EDM. Holds ±0.005 mm across tungsten carbide, ceramics, hardened steel and aluminium; ISO 9001:2015. Serves semiconductor, medical, automotive and robotics.
Website (opens U-Fab in a new tab) - NVT Technology
An AS9100D and ISO 9001 precision firm for aerospace and defence, grinding down to 0.003 mm and Ra 0.03 µm on tungsten carbides to HRA 92 and hardened steels to HRC 65. Runs surface, cylindrical and jig grinding alongside wire and small-hole EDM.
Website (opens NVT Technology in a new tab) - WWG Engineering
A heavy-engineering machinist for the marine and oil-and-gas sectors offering surface, cylindrical and crankshaft grinding on large and heavy components, with lathes to 10 m and horizontal boring.
Website (opens WWG Engineering in a new tab) - Woo & Woo Precision
A precision grinder and machinist offering surface, cylindrical and thread grinding plus honing on Japanese and German grinders and a Studer CNC ecoGrinder, working ferrous and non-ferrous shafts and precision plastics. Also runs wire-cut and conventional EDM. ISO 9001:2015.
Website (opens Woo & Woo Precision in a new tab) - Maxstech Technology
A tungsten-carbide grinding specialist that also offers contract machining and jig and fixture making. ISO 9001. Serves semiconductor, wafer-fabrication, disk-drive and electronics customers.
Website (opens Maxstech Technology in a new tab) - Nyalt Precision
An AS9100-certified machine shop holding tolerances to 5 µm and grinding to 2 µm across virtually all metals, plastics and composites, from Kampong Ubi. Serves aerospace OEM and MRO, defence, automation, electronics and medical.
Website (opens Nyalt Precision in a new tab) - Onn Wah Precision Machining
A precision-machining shop for exotic materials with CAD/CAM, module assembly and value-added services, part of the Onn Wah group with a sister engineering arm and a Suzhou plant. Its machining line includes surface and cylindrical grinding.
Website (opens Onn Wah Precision Machining in a new tab)
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