Precision Edge Machining mills, turns and EDM’s parts in short runs for engineers, product teams and other shops. One piece to prove a design, or a batch to fill an order.
Five steps. At every one of them you can ask where the job sits and get a plain answer.
The drawing, the material and how many you need. A sketch with tolerances is enough to start from.
→ QuoteA price and a plan for the run come back to you before anything is cut.
→ SetupWorkholding, tooling and offsets are built for the batch before the first part is cut.
→ MachiningMilled, turned or EDM’d, run at the batch size you asked for and watched through the cut.
→ CheckParts are measured against the print, counted, packed for the trip and dispatched.
→ DeliveredMilling, turning, EDM, prototyping and small-batch production all run out of the same shop in Wichita, Kansas.
Pockets, profiles and faces cut to the print, set up for the batch and checked as it runs.
Turned diameters, bores and threads — one piece to prove a design, or a short run to fill an order.
Sharp internal corners and hard material where milling runs out of reach.
A first article you can hold in your hand before the rest of the run is released.
Runs small enough that every piece gets looked at on its way through the shop.
Workholding, first articles, measurement, packing — the parts of a job that decide whether the batch arrives right.
Ask for the batch size you actually need. One part to prove a design, or a couple of dozen to fill an order — the setup is built for the run you asked for.
Send the print, the material and the quantity. That is enough to come back to you with a price and a plan for the run.