Start with the drawing.
We check the drawing revision, material, quantity, and delivery date. We resolve missing dimensions and other questions with the customer before planning the job.
From drawing review to shipment.
See how we review a drawing, plan the machining operations, inspect the parts, and prepare them for delivery.
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Plan the machining operations.
We choose tooling and fixtures, program the toolpaths, and define the inspection checks. The setup instructions record how to run each operation.
Prove the first part.
The initial setup is checked against the drawing. Dimensional results establish a documented reference before the production run is released.
Machine and check the run.
Operators check specified dimensions at planned intervals and record the results. Programming and inspection use the same drawing revision as production.
Inspect and ship.
We complete final inspection, label the parts, and pack them for transport. The shipment includes the inspection and material records agreed for the job.
Review drawing changes before production.
A new revision can change tooling, inspection, cost, or delivery.
We review changes with the customer and update the job instructions before the affected operations begin. Material substitutions and schedule changes also need approval.
Start with your requirementsRequest a machining quote.
Include the drawing, material, quantity, and required delivery date.
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