CNC Milling Components

CNC milling for custom components with planar, pocketed, contoured, and multi-face geometry, supported from prototypes through repeat production.

Milling processes selected for geometry, material, and inspection needs.

CNC milling is suited to components whose function depends on accurately related faces, holes, pockets, and external profiles. The machining plan considers tool access, workholding, wall stiffness, and which datums must remain stable between setups.nnThree-axis, indexed, and simultaneous multi-axis paths are selected according to the part shape. Finishing and inspection requirements are included early so the part is ready for assembly rather than only for machining.

Milled component types

Housings and covers

Brackets and plates

Manifolds

Heat sinks

Machine components

Fixtures and gauges

Multi-face structural parts

Custom prototypes

By Material

Aluminum alloys

Efficient to mill and widely used for lightweight housings, plates, heat sinks, and fixtures.

Stainless steel

A corrosion-resistant option for durable components, fluid systems, and cleanable equipment hardware.

Steel alloys

Used where rigidity, load capacity, or wear resistance governs the design.

Copper and brass

Applied to conductive, thermal, fluid, and precision hardware where their material properties add value.

By Milling Capability

3-axis milling

Efficient for prismatic parts, plates, pockets, and hole patterns accessible from a primary orientation.

4-axis indexed milling

Adds access around the part for radial holes, multiple faces, and reduced repositioning.

5-axis milling

Reaches compound angles and complex contours while reducing setups on integrated geometry.

Prototype to production

Programs, tools, and fixtures can be developed from early samples into stable repeat manufacturing.

By Surface Treatment

Powder coating

A durable protective option for housings, brackets, and noncritical exterior surfaces.

Bead blasting

Creates a uniform matte texture and prepares the surface for coating or final appearance.

Type II anodizing

Provides corrosion resistance and optional color on aluminum components.

Type III hardcoat

Adds wear resistance for aluminum features exposed to abrasion or sliding contact.

As-machined

Retains the machined finish where no additional coating is required.

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