CNC Milling
Milled Housings
Pockets, mounting faces & bores
CNC Milling
Housings, pockets, flat surfaces and multi-feature parts made to your CAD model.
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Made to Your DrawingCustom geometry & requirements
Prototype to ProductionDevelopment & repeat orders
Metals & PlasticsMaterial options for your part
Drawing & Inspection ReviewTolerances, finishes & inspection
CNC machining services.
From prototype to production.
CNC Turning
Shafts, bushings, sleeves and other round parts with the details your drawing calls for.
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5-Axis CNC Machining
A machining option for complex contours, angled features and multi-face components.
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Metals & engineering plastics.
Selected Material
Aluminum Alloys
We machine aluminum housings, brackets and plates, with finishing planned around the mating faces.
- Grade options6061-T6 / 7075-T6
- Part applicationsHousings, brackets, plates
- Machining focusAnodized faces and final fits
We confirm the specified grade, stock condition and finishing scope in your quotation.
Explore All MaterialsCustom CNC machined parts.
CNC Turning
Turned Bushings
Cylindrical parts & sleeves
CNC Milling
Mounting Brackets
Mounting holes & support features
CNC Machining
Precision Flanges
Bolt patterns & mating surfaces
CNC Milling
Manifold Blocks
Machined ports & passages
CNC Turning
Custom Spacers
Rings, stand-offs & spacers
Part geometry
guides the machining plan.
- Choose the machining route
Round diameters suit turning; pockets and flat mounting faces suit milling. Features on several faces may need more than one setup.
- Identify the functional interfaces
Bores, locating faces and hole patterns connect the part to its assembly. Their relationships guide how the part is held and checked.
- Plan for the finished dimensions
Anodizing and other specified finishes can affect mating dimensions. Machining and inspection need to account for the finished condition.
Drawing ReviewPROJECT REQUIREMENTS / DRAWING REVIEW
- Material
- Customer-specified grade
- Tolerance
- Per approved drawing
- Surface Finish
- As agreed in the quotation
- Inspection
- Project-specific requirements
Manufacturing experience in practice
6061-T6 ALUMINUM
Optical calibration plate
The critical measurement area needed 0.01 mm flatness and parallelism control through machining and matte black anodizing.
Read the calibration plate project416 STAINLESS STEEL
Collimator tube with cross-holes
Small-hole checks and two-angle microscope inspection exposed burrs that main-bore gauging could otherwise hide.
Read the collimator tube projectCNC machining for your industry.
Aerospace
Brackets & housings
Medical Devices
Device & equipment parts
Automotive
Functional parts & fixtures
Defense
Program-specific components
Semiconductors
Equipment components
Application-specific qualification, documentation and compliance requirements must be confirmed before ordering.
From your CAD file to your finished part.
01
Share Your Files
Upload your CAD model or drawing, with material, quantity and delivery requirements.
02
Review the Details
We agree the machining route, the features to inspect and the work included in your quote.
03
Approve & Machine
Approve the agreed specification before your parts move into production.
04
Check & Deliver
Inspect the parts against the agreed requirements, then prepare the specified records, packaging and shipment.
Practical CNC machining guides.
ENGINEERING NOTES / 01
Costs & Selection
What to include in a CNC machining RFQ
A practical checklist for drawings, materials, quantity and delivery requirements.
Read the articleENGINEERING NOTES / 02
Machining Basics
CNC milling or turning: where to start
Match the machining process to the shape and features of your part.
Read the GuideENGINEERING NOTES / 03
Materials & Design
Specify the details that matter on your drawing
Make the critical dimensions, finishes and inspection needs clear.
Read the GuideCNC machining.
Your questions answered.
What do I need to request a CNC machining quote?
Share a CAD model or a dimensioned drawing, the required material, order quantity and target delivery date. Identify critical tolerances, finishes and any inspection or documentation requirements.
Can I request prototypes and production parts?
Yes. Tell us the initial quantity and expected repeat orders so we can review both the first batch and future production.
Which metals and plastics can I specify?
The material categories include aluminum alloys, stainless steel, steel, titanium alloys, brass, copper and Inconel alloys, plus PEEK, POM, nylon and acrylic. Confirm the exact grade and availability during quotation.
How are tolerances and lead times confirmed?
Your quotation states the tolerances and lead time agreed after we review the part geometry, material, finish and quantity.
Which drawing formats can I upload?
The quote form accepts PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP/STP, IGES/IGS, SLDPRT and ZIP files up to 20 MB. Combine related files in a ZIP archive when needed.
Can I request inspection documents or an NDA?
Include the required inspection reports, material documentation and confidentiality terms with your inquiry. Confirm their scope and acceptance before sharing sensitive files or placing an order.
Have a part in mind?Let's start with your drawing.
STEP · IGES · PDF · DWG · DXF · ZIP
