CNC milling, turning and precision machining for tight-tolerance parts.
Capabilities
Precision across every process.
CNC machining, vacuum casting, 3D printing, sheet metal and finishing for prototypes and low-volume production, managed by one engineering team from DFM review to final surface.
Vacuum casting and sheet metal for small batches and production-like feel.
Metal SLM and specialty resin printing for complex or fast-moving designs.
Color, texture and surface treatment controlled before shipment.
What We Make
Choose the process by the part, not by the shop.
If you are unsure which route fits, send the CAD file first. Process selection is part of our DFM review.
Complex geometry, metal and plastic prototypes, from 1 pc.
Vacuum Casting ±0.1mm*Flexible texture, color matching and low-volume repeatability.
3D Printing SLM / SLAMetal alloys, transparent resin, high-temp and specialty materials.
Sheet Metal Cut + BendEnclosures, brackets and supporting production hardware.
Surface Finishing Multi-StepAnodizing, painting, plating, printing, engraving and crackle finish.
* Final tolerance and lead time depend on part geometry, material and inspection requirements.
CNC Machining Service
CNC is the traffic driver. Precision is the proof.
For metal and plastic prototypes, CNC gives the clearest path from engineering drawing to functional part. We use it for tight fits, cosmetic housings, brackets, fixtures and complex surfaces where the part must feel production-ready.
- Tolerance
- Down to ±0.01mm under suitable geometry
- Materials
- Aluminum, stainless steel, brass, POM, PC, PMMA, nylon, PEEK
- Best For
- Functional prototypes, precision housings, jigs and low-volume parts
Vacuum Casting
When the look and feel matter before tooling.
Vacuum casting is useful when a team needs production-like parts without opening a steel mold. It is especially strong for flexible materials, soft-touch parts, cosmetic models and repeated small batches.
- Tolerance
- Typically around ±0.1mm, subject to part size and silicone mold behavior
- Batch Logic
- Small runs from one master pattern, with inspection on every shipment
- Best For
- Elastomer parts, textured surfaces, color samples and pilot builds
3D Printing
Use printing where geometry moves faster than tooling.
Additive manufacturing helps with complex internal geometry, fast iteration and specialty material trials. We describe aerospace-grade and medical-grade as capability levels, not as public claims about restricted projects or clinical-use parts.
- Metal
- SLM routes for aluminum alloy, stainless steel and titanium alloy
- Resin
- Transparent, high-temperature and selected biocompatible resin options
- Best For
- Complex structures, fast design trials and low-volume specialty parts
Sheet Metal
Support parts should not slow the main build.
Sheet metal covers enclosures, brackets, panels and supporting structures around the primary prototype. It keeps the project moving when a product needs machined parts, formed parts and finishing in the same delivery window.
- Processes
- Laser cutting, bending and basic forming routes
- Materials
- Aluminum, stainless steel and common sheet stock by project
- Best For
- Instrument enclosures, automation brackets and pilot-run hardware
Surface Finishing
The final surface is where small mistakes become visible.
Finishing is not decoration at the end. Color, gloss, texture and edge quality affect whether a prototype can be used in reviews, customer demos and pilot builds.
- Signature Effect
- Crackle finish and complex multi-step surface treatment
- Controls
- Color matching, visual inspection and acceptance standards by quote
- Best For
- Cosmetic prototypes, consumer electronics, instruments and demo parts
Materials Library
Common materials across processes.
Metals
6061 aluminum, 7075 aluminum, stainless steel, brass, titanium alloy.
Plastics
ABS, PC, POM, PMMA, nylon, PEEK and engineering plastics by requirement.
Resins
Transparent, high-temp, flexible and selected biocompatible resin options.
One Partner, Not Five
Subtractive, formative, additive, plus finishing, with one point of accountability.
Most shops master one process and outsource the rest, which is where color mismatches, schedule slips and finger-pointing appear. We manage the full route and own the final result, from first cut to final surface.
Not Sure Which Process Fits?
Send us your design. We'll tell you how to make it right.
Free DFM feedback with every quote. English-speaking engineers. NDA before you share a thing.