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CNC Mills
Whenever you see machined faces, holes, pockets, or patterns on a part, this is where they’re made.
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CNC mills add threaded holes, slots, pockets, and precision surfaces.
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Handle both standalone machined parts and features on welded or cut pieces.
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Flexible enough for prototypes and production runs.
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You get parts that bolt up, seal, and function like your model says they should.
Milling Equipment & Capabilities
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Mix of CNC vertical machining centers (Doosan DNM 650II & 500, Mazak VTC20B) with tables up to 26.4" × 51.2" and travels up to roughly 26" X, 50" Y, 24" Z, plus Hurco and Clausing bed mills and Proto Trak/Bridgeport knee mills for flexible setups.
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Supports a wide range of work sizes, from small precision components to larger plates and weldments that need machined faces, holes, or features.
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Additional capability through broaching, radial arm drilling, an 18‑ton stamping press, horizontal milling, and a long‑reach tapping arm to handle secondary operations without leaving the department.
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Together, this mix is geared toward practical, production‑minded machining—getting your parts drilled, tapped, milled, and ready to assemble.
CNC Lathes
If it’s round, rolls, or spins, it’s coming off a lathe.
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Turning centers produce shafts, rollers, bushings, and spacers to spec.
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Support both small precision parts and longer roller/shaft work.
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Great for repeated runs where you need consistent diameters and finishes.
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Keeps the rotating parts in your design running smoothly and reliably.
Lathe Equipment & Capabilities
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Doosan Lynx 300 turning center (25 HP, 10" X travel, 31.1" Z, max bar Ø 3", max turn Ø 17.7") for larger shafts and diameter work.
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Doosan Lynx 220 turning center (20 HP, dual spindle, live tooling, max turn Ø 9.84", max turn length 20.1", max bar Ø 2.0") for efficient production of smaller, more complex turned parts.
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Southwest Trak TRL 1630 SX (7.5 HP, max turn Ø 16", 30" between centers) for flexible, job‑shop style turning, one‑offs, and shorter runs.
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Together, these lathes cover everything from rollers, shafts, and bushings to more complex turned components, supporting both prototype work and recurring production.
Surface Grinders
When a surface has to be truly flat, parallel, or a specific thickness, we grind it.
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Brings plates and components into tight flatness and thickness ranges.
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Improves how parts mate, seal, and align in your assemblies.
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Ideal for wear surfaces, mounting faces, and reference parts.
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Reduces the tweaks your team has to make during assembly.
Surface Grinder Equipment & Capabilities
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Chevalier FSG 618M and Brown & Sharpe 618 Micro Master surface grinders, both with 6" × 18" magnets, for small precision parts, wear plates, and reference surfaces that need tight flatness and finish.
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Kikinda URB‑1000‑A surface grinder with a 12" × 40" magnet to handle larger plates and components that require controlled thickness, parallelism, and smooth surfaces.
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Together, these grinders let us finish everything from small precision pieces to larger mounting plates so parts bolt up cleanly, seal properly, and align the way your drawings intend.
