Milled parts
The company produces milled parts on CNC machining centres, including five-axis ones, in 2D and 3D milling. Some of its milling machines are equipped with vacuum clamping.
Engineering workshop from Plzeň focused on contract CNC milling and turning of precision parts, the production of welding and clamping fixtures, and parts for the automotive, railway and aerospace industries.
Strojírna Vrága s.r.o. is a Czech engineering company from Plzeň engaged in CNC machining, milling and turning of metal parts, the production of welding and clamping fixtures and assembly workstations, and contract engineering production for industrial customers.
The company states on its website that it started production in 2005 and has gradually expanded its deliveries from the automotive industry into the railway and aerospace sectors.
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Strojírna Vrága s.r.o. is a smaller engineering workshop from Plzeň that, in less than two decades, has evolved from producing fixtures on conventional machines into fully CNC-based contract machining. Its public presentation shows that it relies on its own production capacity, precision and long-term cooperation with series customers.
Commercially interesting is the combination of two roles: the company manufactures precision parts to drawing in one-off and series production, and at the same time designs and builds welding and clamping fixtures and assembly workstations. Customers can therefore source both the parts themselves and the production aids for processing them from a single supplier.
Its experience with the demanding requirements of the automotive, railway and aerospace industries, its approval for producing rolling stock parts and its focus on quality management make it a good fit for customers who need verifiable quality, repeatability and reliable delivery dates.
A structured overview of the product categories and services publicly presented by Strojírna Vrága s.r.o. on its website.
The company produces milled parts on CNC machining centres, including five-axis ones, in 2D and 3D milling. Some of its milling machines are equipped with vacuum clamping.
The company produces rotary parts on CNC lathes and turn-mill centres, both as one-offs and in series.
On its website the company lists CNC turning of flanges and labyrinths as one of its main specialisations.
Among its production categories the company lists threads separately, that is the machining of threads on rotary and shaped parts.
Besides individual parts, the company also produces higher-level assemblies.
Producing welding and clamping fixtures for automotive suppliers is the company’s original field. It designs the fixtures in its own CAD-CAM software to customer specification and also builds assembly workstations.
The company refurbishes and produces parts with a hardness above 60 HRC, such as profiling rollers and cutting dies.
For the plastics and cable industries the company produces sprue nozzles for injection moulding machines making plastic components for the automotive industry, and inner and outer nozzles for plastic coating and insulating cables.
To finish precision parts, the company offers surface grinding, cylindrical grinding and internal grinding.
In cooperation with long-proven suppliers, the company provides all surface treatments of parts, heat treatment to customer requirements, electrical discharge machining, laser welding and laser cladding (including repairs of complex and expensive parts) and TIG and MIG welding in a shielding atmosphere.
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According to the technology overview on its website, the company operates three HERMLE C400 five-axis machining centres with a table load capacity of up to 2,000 kg, three Kovosvit MCV1016 quick vertical machining centres with travels of 1016 × 610 × 710 mm and one MCV754 quick centre, three Kovosvit SP430 turn-mill centres for workpieces up to 550 mm in diameter and 1,100 kg in weight, and a KOVOSVIT MASTURN 550 CNC centre lathe for turning lengths of up to 1,600 mm. The grinding shop consists of BRH40 and BPV30-1500 surface grinders with a grinding length of 1,500 mm, a BHC 32-1000 cylindrical grinder and BDU250A and BDU80A internal grinders.
The company states that it can prepare Cpk and MSA analyses when needed, works with 8D reports in case of non-conformities in series production, calibrates all measuring instruments every year, keeps a log for every machine and periodically measures the geometric accuracy of its machines. For fine-tuning exceptionally complex parts and 3D measurement with an accuracy of 0.002 mm, it uses the services of the RTI institute at the Department of Machining of the University of West Bohemia.
Production is managed with the VISION 32 software and machining is programmed in SolidWorks. On its website the company states that it always confirms orders with a realistic delivery date and does not pass work on to other companies: everything a customer orders is produced and machined in-house.
The company lists Škoda Electric, MEA, Naretec, Olbrich, MDS Engineering, Schäfer-Menk and Škoda JS among its references and mentions satisfied customers in the Czech Republic and in the European Union.
The company is a partner of wheelchair users and of a project that has repeatedly received the prestigious Cena Ď award at the National Theatre in Prague. On its website it describes social responsibility as an ethical duty of every good entrepreneur and company.
As part of a project co-financed by a preferential loan from European Union funds, the company replaced the compressors of its compressed air station with new, more energy-efficient units; the project was completed on 15 January 2026. Its careers page offers jobs to experienced metal machinists, turners and millers on CNC machines.
All of these roles and contact details are listed directly on the company’s official website; the managing director’s position is also confirmed by the Commercial Register.
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