Custom metal and plastic parts with precision CNC machining from prototype to production.
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| Process | Best For | Key Advantage | Engineering Consideration |
| CNC Milling | Housings, brackets, pockets, plates | Flexible for prismatic and multi-face parts | Internal corners need cutter radii; deep pockets increase tool deflection |
| CNC Turning | Shafts, pins, bushings, sleeves | Fast machining with good concentricity | Best when most geometry is rotational |
| Mill-Turn | Turned parts with holes, flats, slots | Combines turning and milling in fewer setups | Useful when feature-to-feature alignment matters |
| CNC Routing | Large panels and lightweight parts | Large working area and fast material removal | Not usually the first choice for ultra-tight metal features |
| 5-Axis CNC | Multi-sided parts, complex surfaces | Fewer setups and better feature relationships | More demanding programming, fixturing, and inspection |
| EDM | Narrow slots, sharp features, hard metals | No cutting force and excellent feature access | Conductive materials only; generally slower than cutting |
| Grinding | Flat and precision surfaces | High flatness, size control, and surface quality | Usually used as a secondary precision process |
| Process / Capability | Precision Capability | Typical Surface Roughness | Size / Inspection Capability | Engineering Consideration |
| CNC Milling | Down to ±0.005 mm | Ra 1.6–3.2 μm | Up to 1500 × 1050 × 600 mm | Thin walls, deep pockets, and long tool reach can reduce dimensional stability |
| 5-Axis CNC Machining | Down to ±0.0025 mm | Ra 1.6–3.2 μm | Multi-face machining in fewer setups | Best for critical feature relationships, compound surfaces, and complex multi-sided parts |
| CNC Turning | Down to ±0.005 mm | Ra 0.8–1.6 μm | Part size depends on machine and stock form | Diameter, roundness, concentricity, and slender-part deflection are key controls |
| Precision Grinding | Down to 0.002 mm | Ra 0.2–0.8 μm | Precision flat and external surfaces | Usually used as a secondary process for final size, flatness, and surface control |
| Sinker EDM | Down to 0.003 mm | Ra 0.8–1.6 μm | Work envelope up to 600 × 400 × 400 mm | Suitable for deep cavities and hard conductive materials where cutting access is limited |
| Wire EDM | Down to ±0.001–0.003 mm | Ra 0.2–0.6 μm | Fine contours and narrow profiles | Conductive materials only; useful where cutting force or tool access is a concern |
| CMM Inspection | Measurement accuracy down to 0.0017 mm | — | Measuring range 1000 × 700 × 660 mm | Measurement capability supports verification; it is not the same as guaranteed machining tolerance |
Aluminum combines low weight, good machinability, and corrosion resistance. 6061 is a practical general-purpose choice, while 7075 provides higher strength but usually costs more and offers lower corrosion resistance.
High strength-to-weight ratio
Excellent machinability
Good corrosion resistance
Suitable for cosmetic finishing
6061, 6063, 5052, 2024, 7075
Housings, brackets, robotics, electronics, automotive and aerospace structures
As-Machined, Anodizing, Bead Blasting, Powder Coating, Painting, Polishing
Stainless steel is selected for strength, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability. 303 machines more easily, while 304 and 316 offer stronger corrosion performance but generally require more machining time.
High corrosion resistance
High strength
Good wear resistance
Suitable for demanding environments
303, 304, 316, 316L, 17-4 PH, 420
Medical equipment, industrial machinery, marine parts and process equipment
As-Machined, Passivation, Electropolishing, Brushing, Polishing
Steel provides high strength, toughness, and wear resistance for structural and heavily loaded components. Heat treatment can increase hardness but may affect final dimensions, so machining sequence matters.
High strength and toughness
Good wear resistance
Heat-treatable
Cost-effective for structural parts
1018, 1215, 4130, 4140, 4340, A2, O1
Machine components, tooling, fixtures and structural assemblies
As-Machined, Black Oxide, Plating, Powder Coating, Painting
Brass offers excellent machinability, dimensional stability, conductivity, and good appearance. C360 is particularly suitable for high-speed precision machining.
Excellent machinability
Good dimensional stability
Corrosion resistant
Electrically conductive
C260, C360
Connectors, valves, fittings and instrument components
As-Machined, Polishing, Nickel Plating, Chrome Plating
Copper is chosen primarily for electrical and thermal conductivity. Pure copper is softer and more prone to burrs and tool loading than free-machining alloys, so cutting strategy matters.
Excellent electrical conductivity
High thermal conductivity
Good corrosion resistance
High ductility
C101, C110
Busbars, heat sinks, electrical contacts and thermal components
As-Machined, Polishing, Plating
Titanium combines high strength, low weight, and corrosion resistance. Its low thermal conductivity concentrates heat at the cutting edge, increasing tool wear and machining time.
High strength-to-weight ratio
Excellent corrosion resistance
Heat resistant
Biocompatible
Grade 2, Grade 5 / Ti-6Al-4V
Aerospace structures, medical components, robotics and performance equipment
As-Machined, Bead Blasting, Polishing
Zinc alloys are useful for cost-sensitive mechanical and decorative parts where moderate strength and corrosion resistance are sufficient.
Cost-effective
Good corrosion resistance
Relatively easy to machine
Suitable for plating
Zinc Alloys
Mechanical components, hardware and decorative parts
As-Machined, Plating, Powder Coating, Painting
Bronze combines wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and low-friction behavior, making it useful for sliding and load-bearing components.
Good wear resistance
Low friction
Corrosion resistant
Good dimensional stability
C932, Tin Bronze
Bushings, bearings, wear plates and mechanical components
As-Machined, Polishing
| Finish | Best For | Suitable Materials | Engineering / Dimensional Consideration | |
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As-Machined | Functional parts, internal components, fastest lead time | Most machinable metals & plastics | Tool marks remain; specify roughness only where function requires it |
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Bead Blasting | Uniform matte cosmetic surfaces | Aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, brass | Can soften appearance of sharp edges; critical surfaces may need masking |
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Type II Anodizing | Color and corrosion protection | Aluminum | Coating growth can affect bores, threads, and tight fits |
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Type III Hard Anodizing | Wear-resistant functional surfaces | Aluminum | Thicker than Type II; allowance or masking may be required on precision interfaces |
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Powder Coating | Durable exterior protection | Aluminum, steel, stainless steel | Relatively thick coating; usually mask threaded and mating features |
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Passivation | Corrosion resistance without a decorative coating | Stainless steel | Minimal dimensional change; does not hide machining marks |
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Electroless Nickel Plating | Wear, corrosion protection, uniform metal coverage | Steel, aluminum, copper alloys | Plating thickness must be considered on precision fits and bores |
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Black Oxide | Low-build dark finish | Steel | Small dimensional effect but less corrosion protection than thicker coatings |
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Polishing / Electropolishing | Cosmetic, cleanability, reduced roughness | Stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper | Can round edges or alter local surface geometry if heavily processed |
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Laser Marking | Permanent identification and traceability | Most metals and selected plastics | Minimal dimensional impact; appearance varies by material and finish |
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Chem Film / Chromate Conversion | Corrosion protection with minimal buildup | Aluminum | Lower dimensional impact than anodizing; useful where conductivity or tight interfaces must be retained |
It depends on material, stock size, machining time, setups, tolerance, finish, inspection, and quantity. Need a more accurate estimate? Submit your part drawings and requirements to get a quote tailored to your project.
Simple parts can ship in as fast as 3 days. Complex 5-axis geometry, hard materials, tight tolerances, or specialty finishing may require more time.
Critical CNC features can reach ±0.005 mm, with ultra-precision 5-axis machining down to ±0.0025 mm for suitable parts.
Yes. There is no MOQ, with support from a single prototype through repeat production up to 100,000 units.
We machine aluminum, steel, stainless steel, titanium, copper, brass, and engineering plastics including ABS, POM, PC, nylon, PTFE, PEEK, and ULTEM.
A STEP or IGES file is enough to start. Add a 2D drawing for GD&T, critical tolerances, threads, finishes, or inspection requirements.
Inspection can include dimensional checks, CMM, optical measurement, FAI, material verification, and project-specific inspection reports.
Confirmed nonconforming parts are isolated and reviewed against the drawing, datum scheme, process, and inspection method before corrective action is agreed.
Options include anodizing, bead blasting, powder coating, passivation, plating, black oxide, polishing, electropolishing, painting, and laser marking.
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