Precision Parts Machining runs CNC milling, turning, EDM and surface grinding for OEM and product teams — from a single prototype through repeat production runs.
Milling, turning, EDM and grinding all run under the same roof, so a job can move from a first prototype to a repeat production run without changing suppliers.
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CNC milling
Prismatic parts, pockets and profiles cut from solid stock, with the workholding built to hold your print on every setup.
Prismatic and contoured features
Face, pocket and slot milling
Fixtures built for repeat runs
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CNC turning
Shafts, bushings, spacers and threaded parts turned and bored to the dimensions on your drawing.
Outside and inside diameters
Threading and grooving
Bar and chucking work
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EDM
Electrical discharge machining for hardened material, sharp internal corners and features a cutting tool cannot reach.
Hardened and tough materials
Fine internal detail
Sharp, square corners
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Surface grinding
Flat, parallel surfaces ground as a finishing operation, including parts that come back from heat treat.
Flat and parallel surfaces
Finishing after heat treat
Close surface finish control
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Prototype machining
One-offs and short runs built from your CAD files, so design changes are cheap before any tooling is cut.
Single parts and short runs
Quote from STEP files or prints
Iteration support through revisions
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Production runs
Repeat quantities scheduled against your build, run on the same process and tooling each time.
Recurring lot quantities
Repeatable setup and tooling
Inspection on every lot
How a job runs
From print to finished part.
Send what you have — a drawing, a STEP file or a sample part. Here is how the work moves through the shop.
The shop floor · Cleveland, Ohio
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Review and quote
Send drawings, CAD files and quantities. We review tolerances, material and finish before quoting, so the number you get is the number you can build against.
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Programming and setup
Toolpaths are programmed from your model, and the fixtures and workholding are built for the quantity you ordered.
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Machining
Milling, turning, EDM or grinding — whichever process holds the feature best, run by machinists who do this work every day.
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Inspection
First-article and in-process checks against your print, with the results documented so they can go into your quality records.
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Delivery and repeat runs
Parts are packed to your requirements and the setup is kept on file, so the next lot runs the same way as the first.
Inspection · measuring a finished part
OEM programs
Built to sit inside your supply chain.
OEM buyers need more than a good part on the first order. Every job leaves here with the paperwork and repeatability that keeps a build schedule on track.
