Capability overview
What this service covers
CNC machining is best evaluated against the actual part family: size, geometry, material, tolerance, finish, inspection and repeat volume all change the production fit.
- Common industries
- Automotive
- Industrial machinery
- Electronics
- Energy equipment
- Core processes
- Milling
- Turning
- Drilling and threading
- Deburring and finishing
Requirement handoff
Typical inputs and outputs
- Useful inputs
- Controlled drawing or model
- Material and finish specification
- Tolerance and inspection requirements
- Prototype or batch quantity
- Typical outputs
- Machined components
- Inspection records
- Material traceability where specified
- Finished or assembled parts
Production fit
Materials, equipment and quality questions
- Materials or items
- Aluminium
- Stainless and carbon steels
- Brass and copper
- Engineering plastics
- Equipment examples
- 3-, 4- and 5-axis machining centres
- CNC lathes and turn-mill centres
- CMM and optical measurement
- Finishing and deburring equipment
- Review considerations
- Drawing revision and tolerances
- Machine envelope and axis capability
- Measurement plan
- Batch traceability
Equipment names indicate the kind of evidence to review; they do not prove that a provider is suitable for a particular requirement.