Precision Machining
Fully capable of machining nearly all forms of engineered polymers and exotic metal alloys
What is Precision Machining
Precision machining is a type of CNC machining process that uses computer-controlled machine tools for parts production. It is a high-velocity machining process to make parts requiring tight tolerances, high complexity, or both. Precision machining may be done by a skilled precision machinist operator or even high-speed robotics.
It is a subtractive manufacturing process where the machine starts with a block and removes material from it with a cutting tool. Precision machining is frequently used for making an assortment of parts that fit and work together.
CNC Milling (both horizontal and vertical)
With 5th axis in process measurement with in situ Renishaw probe system dimensional accuracy to 0.0002″ nomical process constraints of 50″ x 30″ x 20”.
CNC Milling (both horizontal and vertical)
- CNC Milling (3 and 4-Axis Capabilities)
- Work Envelope of up to 50” x 26” x 25”
- 13 Total Mills
CNC Lathes
- Live Tool and Vertical Machines Available
- Work Envelope up to 29” x 30”
- 24 Total Lathes
Quality Control
- 5 CMMs with Personalized Fixturing
- Multiple Precision Vision Systems