French made
Since 1979
French Fab Label
French industrial know-how
Certified company
ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards.
We collaborate with sectors such as aeronautics, space, medical, research and even fine watchmaking.
The STEEC company responds to the most complex requests.
Micromechanical engineering company
Created in 1979 by Paul Rolland and taken over in 2017 by his three sons, Adrien, Baptiste and Clément, the STEEC company is part of the ABC Technology group in Brindas.
Over the years, we have built a reputation in France and Europe in the domain of precision micro-mechanics by electroerosion wired And sinking, L'machining on center and micro laser cutting.
Since June 2021 we have been offering you filming to expand our offers and thus fully respond to your requests.
Always concerned about our development, our laser workshop has acquired a laser machine specialized in cutting and machining of mini-tubes.
Thanks to our specific know-how in micro-mechanics and our machine fleet, we are able to respond to your most complex requests.
Our company STEEC collaborates today with sectors as demanding as aeronautics, space, automobiles, medical, research and even fine watchmaking...
With our ISO 9001: 2015 and ISO 13485: 2016 certifications, we have internally defined a very precise quality management process.
This process allows for a perfect understanding of customer issues, reliable and systematic measurement of performance and permanent improvement of the system.
From planning management to quality control, we do everything we can through the STEEC company to achieve the zero defect objective and guarantee your peace of mind on each of your achievements.
Specialist in precision mechanics, with expertise in micromechanics
We have equipped ourselves with all the technical and human resources to achieve high performance with infinite precision. Thanks to our fully air-conditioned workshops but also our constantly renewed machine park. Added to this are the latest generation IT tools. Without forgetting the continuing training of all staff.
These long-term investments allow our micro-mechanics company to be able to provide ever more innovative solutions to each of your projects.
Our company STEEC has also been approved for the Research Tax Credit since its creation in 2009.
To promote our know-how and expertise in precision micro-mechanical machining, we participate in numerous trade shows.
Our company has received several trophies which recognize the spirit of innovation of our teams.
Rewards that encourage us to always go further in excellence…
Micro-mechanical machining: our processes
L'micro-mechanical machining STEEC does not rely on a single technology, but on the ability to choose the right one for each part, and often to combine several technologies on the same material. STEEC implements five complementary processes:
- Wire electrical discharge machining and micro-electrical discharge machining, for through-profiles in hard materials.
- Sinking and micro-driving by electroerosion, for blind cavities and shape impressions.
- Micro-cutting and precision laser machining, particularly on tubular parts.
- Micro-milling, for very high precision parts and electrodes.
- Precision turning, for the parts of revolution.
These processes all rely on the same foundation: a precision machining controlled from start to finish, from the quote to the final inspection.
Ultra-high precision micromechanics
Working in ultra-high precision micromechanics This requires three conditions to be met simultaneously. The first is the ability to maintain tolerances of a few microns on parts whose dimensions are sometimes measured in tenths of a millimeter. The second is mastery of difficult materials: hardened steels, stainless steel, titanium, nickel-based superalloys such as Inconel, and tungsten carbides, even after heat treatment. The third is measurement, because a micron tolerance is only valid if it is verified under stable conditions.
That's why our two finishing and machining quality control are maintained at 22 °C to within one degree: at this scale, the thermal expansion of the steel alone is enough to cause a dimension to fall outside its tolerance.
Why choose a micromechanics specialist?
A general mechanics workshop manufactures parts. A micromechanics specialist can first determine if a part is feasible, by what process, and at what cost. This ability to make informed decisions is acquired over time and through experience with diverse projects.
STEEC has been manufacturing in France for 45 years, serving the aerospace, defense, nuclear, optics, medical, and watchmaking industries. The company is certified ISO 9001 And ISO 13485, and intervenes on both the individual prototype and on small and medium series.
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