You already have a drawing or CAD model.
We review manufacturability, source the appropriate process and coordinate production through delivery.
Custom parts • replacement parts • repeat supply
Precision when the part is hard to source.
Starry Industries combines engineering, sourcing and custom manufacturing to help purchasing teams reduce lead time, simplify procurement and keep critical equipment and production moving.
Dependable supplyOne accountable partner from technical review through delivery
Manufacturing flexibilityProduction routes selected to fit the requirement
Engineering depthSupport when drawings or specifications are incomplete
From requirement to finished part.
One coordinated path through the manufacturing process.
REVIEWENGINEERSOURCEDELIVER
Built for purchasing teams
Reduce the number of suppliers and handoffs required to get custom parts made.
Start with the problem
What do you need to get done?
Starry is organized around the buyer's problem—not around a list of machines.
Custom manufacturing
The original component is broken, obsolete or unavailable.
Start with what you have. We help establish a practical path toward a reproducible replacement.
You have the requirement, but not production-ready files.
Mechanical design and manufacturing coordination can be combined so the project reaches a finished part.
Replacement & obsolete parts
When the catalog ends, the engineering starts.
If the OEM part is discontinued, unavailable or tied to an unreasonable lead time, Starry can help evaluate a replacement path using drawings, CAD, photos, measurements or existing part information.
Obsolete machine componentsBroken or worn partsBrackets, mounts & adaptersHousings, covers & guardsSpacers, plates & shaftsLow-volume replacement supply
Start a Part Request
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE
ENGINEER → SOURCE → DELIVER
Manufacturing capabilities
One supplier relationship. Multiple manufacturing pathways.
Capabilities are coordinated through external manufacturing resources selected to match the project requirements.
CNC Machining
Milling and turning for metals and engineering plastics, prototypes and recurring quantities.
Sheet Metal & Fabrication
Laser-cut, formed and fabricated brackets, panels, enclosures, guards and assemblies.
Additive Manufacturing
Plastic and metal additive options for prototypes, complex geometries and low-volume applications.
Molding & Production
Scalable production options when a project needs to move beyond prototype quantities.
Built for purchasing teams
Less supplier coordination. More certainty around the result.
The value is not simply making a part. It is reducing the effort required to source, define and repeatedly purchase it.
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One point of contact
Reduce coordination across design, machining, finishing and specialty vendors.
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Engineering-aware sourcing
Manufacturing choices are evaluated against the actual technical requirement.
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Flexible manufacturing network
The project does not have to be forced into the single process a shop happens to own.
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Repeat-order continuity
Once the production path is established, future purchasing becomes simpler.
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Practical technical communication
When requirements are incomplete, engineering can help close the gaps before production.
How it works
One workflow. Fewer handoffs.
Starry coordinates the technical and manufacturing work so your team can stay focused on the requirement and the delivered part.
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Send
Drawing, CAD, photos, dimensions, existing part information or a problem statement.
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Review
Evaluate geometry, material, tolerance, quantity and missing technical information.
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Source
Select a suitable manufacturing route with cost, schedule and requirements in mind.
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Manufacture
Coordinate production and applicable secondary operations through the selected resource.
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Deliver
Supply finished parts and establish the path for future repeat orders where appropriate.
Start with what you have
Need a part manufactured, replaced or redesigned?
Send the drawing, CAD file, photo, dimensions or project description. If the process or material is not yet defined, that can be part of the review.