Follow each component from bar stock to the packed lot, with its heat number and inspection record.
Fastener, bearing, gear, shaft, spring, valve, pipe fitting, hydraulic and pneumatic makers all turn steel and brass into parts that must fit a drawing. Revision letters, mill certificates, route cards, gauge readings and packing lists sit together on one batch record.
These trades make different parts, but the paperwork around a part looks alike. An order names a drawing and a revision, and bar arrives with a mill certificate and a heat number. The job then moves through sawing, heading, turning, hobbing, heat treatment, plating and inspection, and every step leaves a figure behind.
The shop floor differs more than the records do. A fastener plant runs headers and thread rollers in large lots, while a gear or shaft shop hobs and grinds to tight tolerances in smaller ones. A valve or hydraulic maker assembles bodies, seals and stems, then pressure tests each unit on a bench before it ships.
Customers ask for proof. They want the material certificate, the CMM report and the test result tied to the lot they received. When a part comes back, the maker must trace it to a heat, a machine and an operator. That only works when the record is kept as the work happens. Memory will not do.
Software for each kind of industrial Components business.
Fastener manufacturers
Fastener makers turn wire rod into bolts, screws and nuts through drawing, cold heading, thread rolling, quench and temper, and plating. The software keeps coil heat numbers, die sets, property class tests and coating batches on one lot number. A carton traces back to its coil in a few clicks. Stock and drawing jobs share one trail.
Learn moreBearing manufacturers
A bearing is a stack of tight-tolerance parts that must be matched in the right clearance class before assembly. The software records ring lots, grinding runs, ball and cage stock, matching and test results against the finished designation. Noise or play traces back to rings and balls. Packing is checked against the order. Nothing ships unmatched.
Learn moreGear manufacturers
Gear making is a chain of cutting, heat treatment and grinding in which the tooth form is only known to be right at the end. The gear manufacturer software ties blank lots, hobbing programmes, heat treatment batches and tooth inspection charts to each part number. Customer drawings, revisions and delivery dates stay with the work. Nothing is retyped.
Learn moreShaft manufacturers
A shaft is a long, slender part that must stay straight through turning, milling, hardening and grinding. The shaft manufacturer software keeps bar lots, step diameters, keyway and spline operations, induction hardening and runout readings with each part number. Drawing revisions and delivery dates follow the order.
Learn moreSpring manufacturers
A spring is made right only when its load at a set length is right. The spring manufacturer software holds wire coil lots, coiling machine settings, stress relief and setting records, and load test readings against each part number and batch. Customer drawings and delivery dates stay with the work.
Learn moreValve manufacturers
A valve leaves the plant with a body, bonnet, stem, wedge or disc, seat rings, gland packing and a test certificate that a buyer’s inspector may open years later. The valve manufacturer software follows castings and forgings by heat, bore and seat machining, assembly, shell and seat pressure tests and nameplate data for each serial number. Orders and dates share the record.
Learn morePipe fitting manufacturers
Pipe fittings are formed from pipe, plate or forgings and must match a size, schedule and material on every lot. The pipe fitting manufacturer software follows raw pipe heats, forming, heat treatment, bevelling, marking, pressure and dimensional checks, and test certificates by lot. Orders and shipment lists stay in the same record.
Learn moreHydraulic component manufacturers
Hydraulic parts work only when bores, spools and seals are fitted to very small tolerances and then proven under pressure. The hydraulic component manufacturer software holds tube and bar lots, honing and lapping records, seal kits, assembly, pressure and cleanliness tests, and serial numbers. Orders and spares stay linked to what was built.
Learn morePneumatic component manufacturers
A pneumatic component maker turns honed tube, chrome rod and bar stock into cylinders, solenoid valves, FRL units and push-in fittings. The software holds each cylinder’s configuration, the seal kit fitted, the leak and proof test result and the serial number that shipped. Each order expands into its parts.
Learn moreWhere these businesses lose time and money.
What we build across industrial Components.
Ready products that fit industrial Components.
Each one is adapted to how your business works before it goes live, and anything your trade needs that it lacks is added then. You are not paying to build the basics again.
Valve Manufacturer Management Software
Casting heats, boring and lapping records, trim issue, serial numbers, hydrotest readings, nameplates and despatch for valve manufacturers.
Learn moreFastener Manufacturer Management Software
Heat numbers, header die life, quench loads, zinc baths, sorting benches and carton labels for fastener makers.
Learn moreHydraulic Component Manufacturer Management Software
Tube and rod lots, honing records, seal kits, pressure and cleanliness tests, plating returns and repair history for hydraulic component manufacturers.
Learn moreThe services behind it.
ERP, CRM and Business Software Implementation
One record of stock, orders, customers and accounts, set up so your team opens it every day.
Learn moreBusiness Process Automation
Approvals, reminders, follow-ups and reports that run on their own instead of on someone remembering.
Learn moreData Migration and Moving Off Spreadsheets
Data migration and spreadsheet replacement covers auditing existing files, cleaning and deduplicating records, loading them into a new system and reconciling the loaded result against known totals. Both systems then run side by side before cutover. Originals stay untouched.
Learn moreIoT and Edge Computing
Machines, meters and sensors feeding the same system your office uses, even when the network drops.
Learn moreQA and Software Testing
Testing on the phones, browsers and patchy networks your customers and staff actually use.
Learn moreWritten for industrial Components.
Practical notes on running the business, not product marketing.
How to control drawing revisions across the shop floor
Stop a scrapped lot caused by an old revision letter on a route card. Keep one released drawing per part and tie every job to it with a clear release step.
Learn moreHeat number traceability for fasteners from mill cert to packing
Follow a heat number from mill test certificate through heading, threading, plating and heat treatment to the packed carton, and see where the chain breaks.
Learn moreValve pressure test records: what to capture and store
A record template for valve shell and seat tests per serial number: test pressure, hold time, gauge ID, result and inspector sign-off.
Learn moreChoosing manufacturing software for a valve or fitting plant
Criteria for valve or fitting plant software: casting and forging batches, test certificates, test records and customer inspection hold points.
Learn moreQuestions industrial Components businesses ask.
Does each trade here have its own product?
Yes, fastener, bearing, gear, shaft, spring, valve, pipe fitting, hydraulic and pneumatic makers each have a product that follows how their parts are made, tested and dispatched. They share a base, and the differences are set during implementation. A plant that makes fasteners and fittings can run both from one setup with separate routes and inspection plans.
Can it read results straight from gauges and test benches?
Not on its own. Each instrument differs. A link to a coordinate measuring machine, a hardness tester or a pressure bench is scoped per instrument, because each one reports in its own format. Until then, results are entered at the station against the lot.
Can a customer receive a material certificate for each lot?
Yes. The certificate is drawn from the mill record and the inspection entries on that lot. What it must contain depends on the customer and the standard they work to, and the layout is agreed with you before the first lot ships.
Can we bring in our existing part list and routes?
Yes. Part numbers, drawings, bills of material and routes held in spreadsheets can be loaded into the system, and the import is checked with you before anyone works from it on the floor.
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