Performance
We invest continuously in machines and in the people who run them.
Founded in 1998 by Octavian Petric, METALPET grew from a small workshop with four conventional machines into a manufacturer producing over 4,000 part types per week. A direct contract with Siemens Germany, won in 2004, drove the diversification of our range.
Four steps, in the order they happen. We set them out here so you know what follows before you send the first drawing, not after.
We read the drawing and hold it against the machine park: diameter, length, material, tolerances, surface finish. If a dimension sits at the edge of the envelope or calls for a second setup, we say so before quoting, not after the first part. A plain “not like that” at the start costs less than a “we nearly had it” at the end.
The quotation arrives with price and lead time within 48 hours. It also names the machine group the part runs on and the order of operations — which is where you see what you are paying for, and where it could be cheaper if the drawing allows.
Before the series, a first article is made and measured, with a dimensional report. If a dimension cannot be held as drawn, the discussion happens on the drawing with the measurement beside it — not corrected quietly and not shipped hoping nobody checks.
Every batch ships with its 3.1 or 3.2 material certificate and a dimensional protocol. Traceability runs back to the heat number of the material, so a part delivered three years ago can still be reconstructed.
We invest continuously in machines and in the people who run them.
We say what we can and cannot do. An honest quotation is worth more than a missed deadline.
Our oldest customers have been with us for more than twenty years.