Corrosion-Resistant Materials
Machine stainless steel, marine aluminum, bronze, brass, titanium and specified materials for the operating environment.
MARINE · SHIPBUILDING · OFFSHORE · CORROSION RESISTANCE
Marine Parts Manufacturing
Mockup manufactures custom parts and assemblies for marine equipment, vessels, shipbuilding and offshore systems. CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, casting, finishing and assembly are coordinated around corrosion resistance, mechanical loads and long-term operation.
- Marine, shipbuilding and offshore components
- CNC machining, fabrication and mixed-process manufacturing
- Stainless steel, aluminum, bronze, brass and titanium
- Prototype, replacement parts and repeat production
Send your CAD, drawings, material requirements and operating environment for manufacturing and engineering review.
Marine materialsCORROSION RESISTANCE
Motion systemsFIT + ALIGNMENT
Replacement partsLEGACY SUPPORT
Prototype → repeatPRODUCTION SUPPORT
01 / WHY MOCKUP FOR MARINE
Why Manufacture Marine Parts With Mockup?
Marine components operate around saltwater, humidity, vibration, mechanical loads and continuous environmental exposure.
Mockup coordinates manufacturing, finishing and inspection from prototype and vessel development through replacement parts and repeat production.
Propulsion & Motion Components
Manufacture shafts, couplings, bearings and housings where alignment, concentricity and fit influence performance.
Fluid & Sealing Interfaces
Control valve bodies, pumps, manifolds, threads, ports and sealing surfaces used throughout marine systems.
Marine Structures & Hardware
Combine CNC machining and fabrication for brackets, mounts, deck hardware, structures and enclosures.
Replacement Part Support
Support low-volume replacement and service components where standard catalog parts are impractical.
Finishing & Inspection
Coordinate passivation, anodizing, plating, polishing and coatings with dimensional requirements.
10+ YearsMANUFACTURING EXPERIENCE
10,000+PROJECTS DELIVERED
100+COUNTRIES SERVED
Prototype → Replacement → ProductionMANUFACTURING SUPPORT
02 / MARINE EQUIPMENT & PARTS
Marine Prototyping and Manufacturing
Propulsion, steering, pumps, hydraulics, deck machinery, navigation equipment and offshore systems all depend on custom mechanical hardware.
Mockup supports prototype, replacement and production components using corrosion-resistant materials with fabrication, finishing and inspection.
Start a marine manufacturing project ↗MARINE HARDWARE / 25 PART TYPES
What Kind of Marine Parts Can We Make?
✓Propeller Shafts✓Shaft Couplings✓Propulsion Components✓Rudder Components✓Steering Components✓Bearing Housings✓Bushings✓Pump Housings✓Impellers✓Valve Bodies✓Hydraulic Manifolds✓Seawater Fittings✓Through-Hull Fittings✓Deck Hardware✓Cleats✓Winch Components✓Davit Components✓Engine Mounts✓Equipment Brackets✓Sensor Housings✓Navigation Equipment Mounts✓ROV Components✓Subsea Housings✓Equipment Enclosures✓Replacement Parts
03 / MARINE MANUFACTURING
Match the Process to the Marine Component
Marine equipment combines rotating parts, fluid-control hardware, structural components and exposed hardware. Each requires a different manufacturing route.
01 / ROUTE
CNC Turning
For propeller shafts, pins, bushings, sleeves, couplings and rotational components where diameter, concentricity, taper and runout matter.
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02 / ROUTE
5-Axis CNC Machining
For impellers, complex housings, hydraulic components and parts with curved surfaces or features across multiple faces.
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03 / ROUTE
CNC Milling
For valve bodies, manifolds, brackets, mounts, housings and structural components requiring controlled interfaces.
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04 / ROUTE
Sheet Metal Fabrication
For equipment enclosures, control cabinets, guards, panels, trays and fabricated marine structures.
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05 / ROUTE
Casting + Machining
For housings, impellers and complex components where casting provides the base geometry and machining establishes critical interfaces.
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06 / ROUTE
Assembly
Combine machined parts, fabricated structures, bushings, inserts, hardware and purchased components into subassemblies.
Explore service↗04 / MARINEMaterials &
Materials &
Surface Finishes
Saltwater exposure, galvanic compatibility, wear and installation above or below the waterline guide the material and finish strategy.
MARINE MATERIAL SYSTEMS
Materials
Stainless 316/316L; aluminum 5052, 5083 and 6061; bronze, aluminum bronze, brass and titanium Grade 2/5.
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CORROSION PROTECTION
Surface Finishes
Passivation, hard anodizing, anodizing, electroless nickel, polishing, powder coating, painting and plating.
View All Surface Finishes ↗05 / BUILT AROUND THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
Saltwater Changes the Manufacturing Decision
Material, finish and interface design must account for saltwater, dissimilar metals, vibration, wear, sealing and long outdoor exposure.
Saltwater Corrosion
Continuous moisture and chloride exposure can accelerate corrosion on unsuitable alloys or poorly protected surfaces.
Galvanic Corrosion
Dissimilar metals connected in seawater require compatible material combinations and isolation strategies.
Vibration & Cyclic Loads
Propulsion systems, engines, pumps and deck machinery expose components to repeated mechanical loads.
Wear
Shafts, bushings, bearings and moving hardware need material and surface combinations suited to movement.
Sealing
Pump, valve, hydraulic and subsea components rely on controlled sealing surfaces, grooves and threads.
Outdoor Exposure
Deck hardware and structures must tolerate salt spray, UV, rain and temperature changes.
06 / PROPULSION, STEERING & DECK SYSTEMS
Manufacturing Around the Systems That Move and Control the Vessel
Propulsion, steering and deck components combine controlled fits and alignment with demanding loads and environmental exposure.
Propulsion Systems
Propeller shafts, shaft couplings, sleeves and related parts manufactured around alignment, fits and load transfer.
Steering Systems
Rudder stocks, pins, bushings, tiller components and steering hardware with controlled interfaces.
Pumps & Fluid Systems
Pump housings, impellers, manifolds, valves and fittings for cooling, hydraulic and seawater systems.
Deck Machinery
Winch, davit, lifting and handling components operating under load and saltwater exposure.
Marine Hardware
Cleats, brackets, hinges, mounts, fittings and other exposed vessel hardware.
07 / OFFSHORE & SUBSEA EQUIPMENT
Components for Equipment Beyond the Vessel
Marine manufacturing also supports offshore platforms, underwater equipment, ROV systems and subsea instrumentation.
ROV Components
Frames, housings, brackets, thruster components and sensor interfaces for underwater systems.
Subsea Housings
Machined housings and enclosures for sensors, electronics and underwater equipment.
Hydraulic Components
Valve bodies, manifolds and actuator components used in marine and offshore hydraulic systems.
Instrumentation
Sensor housings, adapters, mounting components and precision interfaces for monitoring equipment.
Structural Hardware
Mounting plates, brackets and supporting components for offshore installations.
08 / REPLACEMENT & SERVICE PARTS
Keep Existing Marine Equipment in Service
Where sufficient drawings or CAD are available, replacement parts can be manufactured without investing in mass-production tooling.
Obsolete Components
Reproduce difficult-to-source components for legacy marine equipment.
Worn Shafts & Bushings
Manufacture replacement rotational and wear components around verified interfaces.
Custom Fittings
Produce low-volume fittings and adapters for vessel systems.
Equipment Repair Parts
Support repair, refit and modified replacement components.
Legacy Machinery
Extend the working life of established vessel and offshore equipment.
09 / MARINE QUALITY
Inspect the Features That Determine Fit and Service
Material records, dimensional inspection reports, FAI and CoC can be provided where agreed. Specialized salt-spray, pressure or leak testing should be defined before production.
Material records, dimensional inspection reports, FAI and CoC can be provided where agreed. Specialized salt-spray, pressure or leak testing should be defined before production.
- ✓Shaft diameters, bearing and bushing fits
- ✓Concentricity, runout, keyways and splines
- ✓Flange interfaces and hole position
- ✓Sealing surfaces, O-ring grooves, threads and fluid ports
- ✓Flatness, roughness and post-finish dimensions
10 / MARINE APPLICATIONS
Manufacturing Across Marine & Offshore Systems
Prototype, replacement and production support across vessel, offshore and underwater systems.
Commercial Vessels
Propulsion, steering, fluid-system, deck and equipment components.
Yachts & Recreational Marine
Custom deck hardware, fittings, brackets, housings and mechanical components.
Shipbuilding
Machined and fabricated parts for vessel systems, equipment and structural assemblies.
Offshore Equipment
Hydraulic components, manifolds, equipment hardware and supporting structures.
ROV & Subsea Systems
Housings, frames, sensor interfaces and underwater mechanical components.
Marine Maintenance & Refit
Custom replacement parts for existing vessels and legacy equipment.
Marine Manufacturing FAQ
Can Mockup manufacture custom marine parts?+
Yes. Mockup supports custom components for propulsion, steering, pumps, valves, deck equipment, marine hardware and offshore systems.
What materials are commonly used for marine parts?+
Common options include 316/316L stainless steel, marine aluminum alloys, bronze, brass and titanium.
Can you manufacture propeller shafts and couplings?+
Yes, subject to drawing and size review. CNC turning supports shafts, couplings, sleeves and related rotational components.
Can you manufacture marine replacement parts?+
Yes. Low-volume CNC machining and fabrication can support obsolete or difficult-to-source parts when adequate manufacturing information is available.
Can Mockup manufacture offshore and subsea components?+
Yes, subject to requirements. Housings, manifolds, brackets, hydraulic components and ROV hardware can be manufactured.
What surface finishes are suitable for marine parts?+
Options include passivation, anodizing, hard anodizing, electroless nickel, polishing, painting and protective coatings.
Can you provide material and inspection documentation?+
Yes. Material records, dimensional inspection reports, FAI and CoC can be provided where agreed.
MARINE MANUFACTURING REVIEW
Request a marine manufacturing review ↗Marine Manufacturing Review
Share your vessel or equipment system, CAD, drawings, material requirements and operating environment. Mockup will review machining, fabrication, corrosion-resistant materials, finishing and inspection.