CNC milling and turning

Precision machined parts, to print, on time, every lot

A CNC machine shop that turns drawings into finished parts in aluminum, steel, stainless and titanium, from a first article to production runs, with inspection reports on every shipment.

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5
Axis machining centers
2
Working days to a quote
98%
On-time delivery, trailing year
30+
Years machining

CAPABILITIES

What the shop does

CNC milling

Three, four and five-axis milling of complex geometry in one setup.

CNC turning

Live-tool lathes for turned parts with milled features, bar fed to length.

Prototype machining

One to ten pieces from a model, often within a week, to prove a design.

Production runs

Repeat lots on fixtured setups with documented process control.

Inspection and reports

CMM inspection, first article reports and material certs with every lot.

Finishing

Anodizing, plating, heat treat and passivation managed through vetted partners.

Proven on the first piece

The shop runs multi-axis mills and live-tool lathes under one roof, with a climate-controlled inspection room at the end of the floor. Every job is programmed, fixtured and proven on the first piece before a lot runs, and the first article report ships with the parts.

  • First article inspected on the CMM
  • Setup sheets kept per part number
  • In-process checks logged every lot

Quoted from your print

We work from your models and prints, quote from them within two working days, and hold the tolerances written on them. Tight-tolerance work is not a premium service here; it is the work.

  • Two working days to a quote
  • Cost drivers flagged before you commit
  • Material certs with every lot

MATERIALS

What we machine

MaterialCommon gradesNotes
Aluminum6061, 7075, 2024Anodized or as machined
Steel1018, 4140, A2, D2Heat treat managed for tool steels
Stainless303, 304, 316, 17-4Passivated on request
TitaniumGrade 2, Grade 5Slower, quoted accordingly
Brass and copper360, C110Fine finishes hold well
PlasticsDelrin, PEEK, UHMW, nylonHeld to the same prints

INDUSTRIES

Who the parts go to

Brackets, housings and fittings in aluminum and titanium, with full material traceability and first article reports to the customer's format.

Instrument components and fixtures in stainless and plastics, held to tight prints with documented inspection.

Machine components, end effectors and fixtures, often in small lots that change from build to build.

Manifolds, valve bodies and wear parts in steel and stainless, one-offs and repeat lots.

FROM CUSTOMERS

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QUESTIONS

Before you send a print

STEP and IGES for models, PDF for drawings. Native SolidWorks, Inventor and Fusion files are fine too. A drawing with tolerances and finish callouts gets you the most accurate quote.

Standard work is held to plus or minus 0.005 inch. Tight-tolerance features are routinely held to 0.0005 inch, and tighter on request when the geometry and material allow it. Tell us which features matter and we will tell you what we can do.

Yes. A single prototype is a normal job here. Setup is the main cost on a one-off, so the price per piece drops steeply as the quantity goes up.

Aluminum alloys, mild and alloy steels, stainless, brass, copper, titanium and engineering plastics. Material certs are available on request for any lot.

Send a model and a print

A quote within two working days, with anything that will drive cost called out.

  • Prototype to production
  • Inspection reports every lot
  • Finishing managed
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