our precision machining services are available for a wide range of applications, including secondary and finishing work.

Some of the benefits of precision machining include:

· Greater accuracy

· Increased repeatability

· Increased efficiency

· Reduced material waste

· Time savings

Manually cutting or using a die-casting process often results in greater variance in the final dimensions or surface of fabricated parts. Components may not fit together perfectly, limiting the function of the product.

Precision machining provides greater efficiency and less variance compared to other metal fabrication methods that involve more manual input. Computer-aided machines operate faster than human-operated machines while producing fewer errors, saving time, and reducing material waste.

Commonly Used Precision Machining Processes

Precision machining is what is known as a subtractive process. We use specialized software and equipment to remove material to create parts that match your specifications.

The equipment and tools used to machine precision parts are often used in conjunction with CAD and CAM programs. Engineers use these programs to create “digital blueprints” that can then be read by the precision machining tools. This allows for various milling machines, lathes, and grinders to intricately remove the material with a greater level of accuracy compared to human-operated machines.