CNC Machining Services

Our versatile milling machines utilize rotating cutting tools to create holes, cut designs, and shape the material according to your specifications. CNC milling is a versatile machining process that can create a wide range of parts with precise shapes and dimensions. By using computer-controlled movements and rotating cutting tools, CNC milling machines can remove material from a workpiece to create complex and detailed parts. Some examples of parts that can be created using CNC milling include:

● Prototypes and Custom Components: CNC milling is often used for rapid prototyping and the production of custom components. It allows for the creation of parts with intricate designs and precise dimensions, making it suitable for various industries.

● Enclosures and Housings: CNC milling can produce enclosures and housings used to protect electronic components or house machinery. These parts can be milled from a variety of materials, such as metals & plastics.

● Automotive OEM Components: CNC milling is widely used in the automotive industry to create various OEM manufactured components. It enables the production of parts with high accuracy and tight tolerances.

● Electronics Components: CNC milling can create components used in the electronics industry. It allows for the precise machining of features like slots, holes, and threads.

● Consumer Products: CNC milling is employed in the production of consumer goods. It enables the creation of intricate designs, patterns, and decorative elements on these products.

● Industrial Components: CNC milling is used to produce various industrial components, such as gears, shafts, bearings, and pulleys. These parts are critical for machinery and equipment used in manufacturing and other industries

CNC turning, also known as lathe turning, is a machining process used to create cylindrical parts by removing material from a rotating workpiece. CNC turning machines are highly versatile and can produce a wide range of parts with different shapes and sizes. Some common parts that can be created using CNC turning include:

● Shafts and Pins: CNC turning is particularly well-suited for producing shafts, pins, and other cylindrical components. These parts are often used in machinery, automotive OEM applications, and various mechanical assemblies.

● Bushings and Sleeves: CNC turning can create bushings and sleeves that are used as bearing surfaces or to provide support and alignment in mechanical systems.

● Fasteners: CNC turning can manufacture various types of fasteners, including screws, bolts, studs, and threaded rods used for assembly and securing parts.

● Rotational Parts: CNC turning can produce rotational parts such as pulleys, rollers, wheels, and gears used in mechanical assemblies.

● Prototypes and Custom Components: CNC turning is commonly used for rapid prototyping and the production of custom components tailored to specific applications. It allows for quick iteration and refinement of designs before final production.

We employ this technique to finish and enlarge pre-existing holes accurately. Our machinists ensure the utmost precision while replicating this technique. CNC boring is a machining process specifically used for creating large-diameter holes with high dimensional accuracy. This process is typically employed when other operations like drilling are not suitable or when precise alignment and sizing of the hole are critical. CNC boring can be used to create various types of parts, including:

● Automotive OEM Components

● Bearing Housings: CNC boring can create bearing housings that provide precise alignment and support for bearings used in machinery and equipment. These housings are crucial for ensuring smooth operation and minimizing friction.

● Large-Scale Structures: CNC boring machines are capable of handling large workpieces, making them suitable for machining large-scale structures like frames, supports, and beams. These parts often require precise holes for assembly and connection.

● Industrial Machinery Components: CNC boring is used to create various components for industrial machinery, including frames, base plates, mounting brackets, and structural elements. It ensures the accurate alignment of holes and features for assembly and functionality.

A process that uses a specialized tool called a broach to remove material and create precise features in a workpiece. It is commonly used to produce keyways, splines, gears, and other complex profiles. The broach consists of a series of teeth that gradually increase in size, allowing for progressive cutting and shaping of the workpiece.

Our machining process creates threads on cylindrical surfaces, such as those found on screws, bolts, and nuts. It involves cutting or forming the internal or external threads on a workpiece to enable it to join or mate with another threaded component.

The countersink machining process is used to create a conical recess on the surface of a material, typically to accommodate the head of a screw or bolt. The process involves using a countersink tool or a specialized drill bit with a conical cutting edge. The tool is applied to the material, and as it rotates, it cuts a conical cavity, allowing the screw or bolt to sit flush with the surface.

A process that involves creating internal threads in a pre-drilled hole. It is commonly used to produce threaded holes for screws, bolts, or other threaded fasteners. The process combines drilling and tapping into a single operation, saving time and effort. 

With rotary cutting tools, we smooth existing holes, achieving optimal surface quality and dimensional accuracy.