Deep-Hole Drilling
Deep, straight bores in materials conventional drilling can't handle.
Precision Machining & Contract Manufacturing
Bring us a difficult part or drawing — and get to reliable production with fewer supplier handoffs.
Deep-hole drilling, honing, part manufacturing and assembly connect around one requirement, for industrial and oilfield buyers who need accurate parts in dependable quantities.
80MM
Max hole diameter, solid material
2M
Drilling depth
150MM
Boring of existing holes
4.5M
Honed part length
Deep, straight bores in materials conventional drilling can't handle.
Bore size, straightness and finish corrected to the final condition.
Downhole components with production scale and traceable quality.
Drawings and CAD files become consistent components at production quantity.
Steel parts coated through a clear local drop-off and return workflow.
Scheduled, consistent production without expanding your own floor.
Machining, procurement, assembly and shipment under one requirement.
The MIR process




The job starts from your drawing, blueprint or CAD/CAM file. Heat-marked stock is verified against the job before it enters production.
6INTAKE ITEMSquantity · material · drawing · tolerances · notes · date
BTA/STS or gun drilling produces the deep, straight bore — accurate, repeatable and burr-free where conventional drilling gives up.
2M DEPTHholes to ⌀80 mm in solid material
Abrasive stones on a mandrel bring the bore to exact size, straightness and surface finish — in-house, no second supplier.
4.5M PART LENGTHbores from 38.1 mm diameter
Finished work is checked against the drawing; oil-tool work carries quality monitoring and traceability from receipt to delivery.
8STATUS STEPSreceived through released — tracked per job
Production confidence
The bulk of MIR's work is repeat production for industrial and oilfield customers — parts made to the customer's own specifications, run after run, with quality assurance that can be tailored to each customer's requirements.


Downhole components with demanding geometry and materials, needed in production quantities with traceable quality.
Specification-driven parts and recurring production that must arrive on schedule without adding equipment or staff.
Machined components, secondary operations and assembly support without coordinating several separate suppliers.
Precision machined components and production support for electronics-related builds.