Turbomolecular Pump Rotors
Multi-stage blades, central interfaces and drawing-defined verification.
Turbomolecular Pump Rotor Machining
Drawing-led five-axis machining for turbomolecular pump rotors, Holweck stages and high-vacuum components — from technical review to inspection and delivery.

Specialized components
Multi-stage blades, central interfaces and drawing-defined verification.
Helical channels, sleeves and rotor-stator interface requirements.
Curved blades and multi-surface geometry for five-axis review.
Housings, stators and sealing interfaces with defined cleaning requirements.
Project evidence
Explore supplied photographs of finished components, then discuss the geometry and verification needs of your own drawing. Public examples show geometry, not operating-performance results.

Machined geometry
Approved photograph showing the finished geometry of a multi-blade machined component.
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Machined geometry
Approved photograph of finished machined components with complex curved blades.
View machining exampleHow we work
Drawing revision, material, quantity, timing and inspection requirements are reviewed.
The proposed production route and inspection scope are defined for the project.
Manufacturing is coordinated through long-term partners against the agreed scope.
Inspection follows the project-defined requirements and documentation scope.
One Geetai contact coordinates the project through delivery.
Materials and quality
Other customer-specified materials are subject to drawing and manufacturability review.
Inspection scope and documentation are defined during quotation according to drawing requirements and application needs.
Your project, coordinated
Geetai coordinates drawing review, manufacturing, inspection requirements and delivery through one project contact. Production is carried out by qualified partner workshops selected for the agreed scope.
How our manufacturing network worksEngineering Blog
A buyer checklist for matching a CMM calibration record to the measurement task planned for a machined component.
A buyer checklist for defining first-article scope, acceptance authority and production-release evidence before a machining order is placed.
Explore turbomolecular rotor machining challenges: blade support, tool access, finishing and inspection questions to resolve before production.
Drawing-led review
Start with a project discussion. Request an NDA before sharing confidential drawings.