Austin has become a national center for semiconductors, electronics, and hardware startups, and that work lives at the tight end of the tolerance band. Rigid Concepts machines precision components for that ecosystem from our Van Alstyne facility and ships them statewide to Austin. We pair a licensed engineering firm with a five-axis shop, so a rough concept can become a manufacturable, repeatable part without bouncing between vendors.
Precision for semiconductor & electronics work
Semiconductor tooling and electronics hardware need flatness, fine features, and clean finishes — qualities our electronics machining is built around. We produce tight-tolerance housings, heat-management components, and fixtures, leaning on aluminum as our specialty alloy for lightweight, cosmetically clean parts, with anodize coordinated for the finish your spec calls for.
- Tight-tolerance enclosures, housings, and heat-management parts
- Semiconductor fixtures, plates, and precision components
- Aluminum specialty work with anodize and finishing coordinated
- Prototype-to-production path for hardware product teams
From model to part for hardware teams
Austin's startup and product-development culture moves fast, and so do we. Send a STEP file, a sketch, or even a scan and our engineering team turns it into a manufacturable part — see rapid prototyping for the iteration loop. Ask and we'll give design-for-manufacturability feedback before cutting, so the first prototype already points toward an affordable production run.
Working with us from Austin
Austin is well south of our North Texas shop, so we operate as a remote engineering and machining partner and ship statewide: secure file exchange, fast quoting and DFM review, digital first-article reports, and freight delivery. Confidentiality is standard — your designs stay yours.