Machining Services Melbourne | Engineering

Line boring, metal turning and CNC plasma cutting for equipment repairs and custom component requirements across Melbourne.

Why Machining Matters

Worn Doesn’t Always Mean Replace

NADAF provides machining services in Melbourne for heavy equipment repairs and custom components, including line boring, metal turning and CNC plasma cutting. Our machining capabilities support worn components, replacement parts and equipment repair requirements.

Whether a component can be restored depends on its condition, so every job starts with understanding the part and the work it has to do.

Worn component being machined at NADAF's Keilor East workshop

Core Capabilities

Machining Services for Equipment Repair & Custom Parts

Three processes, each suited to a different kind of component problem, from worn pivot bores to parts cut or turned from new.

  • Line boring a worn bore on heavy equipment

    Line Boring & Machining

    Pivot points on earthmoving and heavy equipment carry constant load, and over time bores wear oversize, out of round or out of line. Line boring restores worn or damaged bores to suit the repair requirements, supporting correct alignment and accurate installation of replacement pins and bushes.

  • Component being turned on a metal lathe

    Metal Turning

    Lathe work for cylindrical parts, including shafts, pins, bushes, spacers and rollers. Components are turned to the dimensions each job requires, whether that means matching a worn original, replacing a part that’s difficult to source, or making a one-off to suit a particular repair.

  • CNC plasma table cutting a profile from metal plate

    CNC Plasma Cutting

    Profile cutting from metal plate and sheet for brackets, guards, bases, mounting plates and custom shapes. CNC plasma cutting supports fabrication and equipment repair work by producing components to the required profile before welding, fitting or assembly.

How a Job Comes Together

From Worn Component to Working Part

Each job is shaped by the component and where it has to go. Whether it’s a line boring job or a single turned bush, the work follows the same practical order.

  1. Assess

    Look at the component, the wear or damage, and the equipment it belongs to, to understand what the repair needs to achieve.

  2. Measure

    Establish the dimensions to work to, taken from the original part, its mating components, a drawing or the repair requirement.

  3. Machine

    Bore, turn or cut using the process that suits the job, either restoring the worn area or producing the part new.

  4. Fit

    Check the finished part against its intended application, ready to go back into the equipment or on to fabrication.

Components & Applications

Typical Parts and Repair Work

These are the kinds of components and repair tasks this work commonly involves. If your part isn’t listed, send through the details. Suitability depends on the component, its condition and what it needs to do.

Machined pins and bushes for heavy equipment repairs

Restoring worn areas

Bringing existing components back into service.

  • Worn bores
  • Pivot points
  • Bore alignment
  • Pin & bush fitment

Replacement parts

Turned to suit the original or the repair.

  • Pins
  • Bushes
  • Shafts
  • Spacers
  • Rollers

Custom & fabricated parts

Made new for a repair or fabrication job.

  • Brackets
  • Guards
  • Bases
  • Plates
  • Custom repair components