Cadinox
Cadinox fabricates and machines large components and equipment for complex projects, carrying out engineering, forming, welding, machining, finishing, and inspection in-house.
About Cadinox
Large-scale metal fabrication and machining
Cadinox fabricates and machines large components and equipment for specialized, complex projects. Its business follows what the company calls “Under 1 Roof” (U1R): fabrication and machining processes take place at its own facilities, without outsourcing key stages.
Processes
- Calculation and design
- Cutting
- Forming
- Assembly and welding
- Post-weld stress relief
- Machining
- Finishing and surface treatments
- Inspections and documentation
Facilities and capabilities
Cadinox has 9,000 square meters of covered space at one site, divided into six areas: offices, cleanroom, cutting and forming, assembly and welding, machining, and finishing. Its lifting equipment has a capacity of 60 metric tons. The company has four machining centers and can handle parts up to 8 meters in diameter and 5 meters tall. It processes 1,000 metric tons of steel per year.
Industries served
Cadinox works in science, hydraulic pumping equipment, oil and gas, hydropower, paper, and other sectors. The company describes itself as a leader in manufacturing vacuum chambers for scientific applications and as a specialist in hydraulic equipment.
Contact and location
Registered address: Okobio 32, 20491 Belauntza, Gipuzkoa, Spain. Phone: +34 943 69 70 33. Fax: +34 943 67 53 88. Email: cadinox@cadinox.com.
Large-scale fabrication and machining