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Manufacturing built
around your part

Connect CNC milling, turning and supporting processes with the geometry, material and inspection requirements of your part.

CNC machining centres along the production aisle
CNC machining centres along the production aisle
120Manufacturing machines
36Machining centres
14Drilling & tapping centres
2000 × 800 × 900mm · Machining review envelope

The overall equipment count includes machining and supporting equipment. The working envelope is reviewed against part geometry, workholding and tool access.

MACHINING ON THE FACTORY FLOOR

Match the process to the features

Different geometries call for different machines, fixtures and setup sequences.

Milling setup and tool access
Milling setup and tool access

Milling, drilling & tapping

Machine pockets, steps, mounting faces and hole patterns while keeping datum relationships in view.

Turning equipment on the production floor
Turning equipment on the production floor

Turning operations

Review cylindrical features, shoulders, bores and threads against the part drawing and stock form.

Preparation at the machining centre
Preparation at the machining centre

Setup & production support

Plan workholding, access and first-piece checks before repeat production.

ENGINEERING GUIDE

From part features to a manufacturing route

Review manufacturing resources, critical interfaces and the complete process together.

Resource / capabilityProject useReview input
36 machining centersMilling for housings, plates, brackets and structural parts.Part geometry, setup access and functional requirements.
14 drilling & tapping centersReview repeated hole patterns and tapping operations in the part route.Hole/thread specification, depths and quantity.
2000 × 800 × 900 mm review envelopeA starting range for large structural components.Full model, weight, fixture space and cutter access.
Dimensional inspectionMatch CMM, vision measurement and gauges to the features being accepted.Datums, critical features and inspection condition.
ENGINEERING GUIDE

What engineering checks before scheduling

Plan the full manufacturing route around material, workholding, finishing and inspection requirements.

  1. 01

    Workpiece and stock

    Review size, material condition, available support faces and stock allowance.

  2. 02

    Access and workholding

    Check how the cutter reaches deep features and how references transfer when the part is re-clamped.

  3. 03

    Final route and capacity

    Include finishing, inspection and handling when reviewing the order schedule.

PROJECT PLANNING

Questions before production

Can you review parts with multiple machined faces?

Send the complete model and drawing, including datums and critical fits. Machine configuration, workholding and datum transfer are reviewed together.

Can machining and inspection be planned together?

Yes. Identify acceptance features and required records so the manufacturing route and inspection methods can be discussed together.

MEASUREMENT SUPPORT

Connect manufacturing with inspection

Inspection room with coordinate and dimensional measurement equipment
Inspection room with coordinate and dimensional measurement equipment

Choose the check around the feature

Coordinate measurement, vision measurement and dimensional tools support different checks on datums, geometry and mating features.

Microscopic inspection and project-specific salt spray and temperature/humidity testing extend the discussion to surface details and environmental requirements.

Let’s review your next part

Send your drawing, material, quantity and required delivery date.

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