Services
CNC machining services
Turning, milling, Swiss-type and grinding in one workshop — prototypes and production runs machined to ±0.005 mm, shipped with the inspection report that lets you sign them off.
- CAM lathes, CNC lathes, Swiss-type machines and vertical machining centres
- ±0.005 mm on critical features, ±0.01 mm general tolerance
- First article in 3–7 working days with the report attached
Your drawing stays confidential
- 900+Machines on site
- ±0.005 mmTightest tolerance
- 3–7 daysDrawing to sample
- CMMIn-house inspection
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Product families this service covers
CNC capabilities
Milling, turning and precision machining
CNC milling services
Vertical machining centres — mill, drill and tap in one setup.- Housings and adapters — 6061-T6, 1–20 mm walls
- Brackets and base plates — drilled and tapped from the milled datum
- Covers and panels — anodised or powder-coated in the same order
CNC turning services
CAM, CNC and Swiss-type lathes, threads rolled in house.- Shafts and axles — 304/316 stainless, ground after heat treatment
- Pins and inserts — ±0.01 mm on turned diameters
- Connector shells — threads rolled M0.6–M12, not cut
Precision CNC machining
Critical dimensions charted in process, measured on a CMM.- Critical dimensions — held to ±0.005 mm
- Charted in process — drift caught while the setup is on the machine
- CMM report and FAI — with every batch
Why Lock
Why the drawing stays with one shop
Two processes, one report
A part that needs a turned feature and a milled flat is made in one order, so the certificate covers the part you ordered rather than one operation of it.
Routing follows the tolerance
The process is picked from the hardest feature on the print, which is why the DFM notes come back specific instead of asking you to loosen a dimension.
Finish in the same order
Anodising, passivation and plating are quoted with the machining, so the pre-finish dimension is set with the coating thickness in mind.
How it works
From drawing to delivered parts
A short, fixed route — no back-and-forth before you have a price.
- 01
Send your drawing
A 2D drawing, a STEP/IGES file — or mail us a sample.
- 02
Quote & DFM review
An engineer replies within 10 hours: price, lead time, DFM notes.
- 03
Confirm the sample
First article ships with an inspection report before mass production.
- 04
Production & shipping
Machined, inspected, packed and shipped with full traceability.
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FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between your CNC machining service and your product catalogue?
The catalogue is what we already make and hold tooling for. The machining service is for your drawing: send a 2D or 3D file and an engineer routes it, prices it and quotes a lead time. Most of what we ship is not in the catalogue.
What files can you machine from?
STEP, STP, IGES, X_T, DWG, DXF, SLDPRT and PDF drawings. A physical sample also works — we measure it and quote from that.
Do you charge for programming or fixtures?
There is no tooling charge on turned or milled work, so a prototype and a pilot run are quoted the same way. Stamping needs a die, and that cost is quoted separately and openly.
Is my drawing confidential?
Your drawing is used only to quote and make your parts. An NDA can be signed before you upload, and files stay on our own server and are deleted after 180 days.
What is your minimum order?
One piece for machined parts. Stamping and cold-formed fasteners start from the tooling, which is quoted as its own line.
How do you ship, and who handles customs?
EXW, FOB, CIF, DDU or DDP — we can deliver to your warehouse and handle the clearance.
Have a drawing for this part?
Send it over — we will tell you what it costs and whether it is the right process.
STEP · STP · IGES · X_T · DWG · PDF · SLDPRT