SolidWorks · Mastercam · NX
Native STEP/IGES import, toolpath simulation before cutting, and setup sheets tied to your part revision.
Equipment & Technology
60+ machines. Zero mystery.
Buyers don't ask "do you have capacity" for fun — a missed shipment stalls their line. Here is exactly what runs on our floor, what it can hold, and how we verify every dimension before shipping.
60+
CNC machines in service
12,000 rpm
Max spindle speed
24/7
Lights-out production shifts
99.2%
On-time delivery, trailing 12 months
The machines on our floor
Counts updated quarterly. Machine-brand names shown for class reference — your parts are quoted on the machine that holds their tolerance at the best cost.
Machine Class
Qty
Representative Models
Key Specs
3-Axis Machining Centers
15
DMG MORI class VMC
Travels to 1,000 × 500 × 500 mm; 12,000 rpm
4-Axis Machining Centers
10
Haas class VMC + rotary
Indexed 4th-axis for multi-face features
5-Axis Machining Centers
8
Mazak / DMG MORI class UMC
Simultaneous 5-axis; ±0.005 mm; probe-equipped
CNC Lathes (live tooling)
18
Okuma class lathe
Ø2–450 mm; bar feeder to Ø80 mm
Swiss-Type Lathes
6
Tsugami / Citizen class
Ø0.5–32 mm; ±0.003 mm repeatability
Grinding / EDM / Wire-Cut
5
Surface grinder, sinker EDM, wire EDM
Precision features; Ra 0.1 achievable
Secondary Operations
8
Tapping, deburring, laser marking cells
Cosmetic finishing to Class A
Quality Lab
Measured before it matters
A tolerance is only real if you can verify it. Our climate-controlled QC lab runs independently of production, and reports ship with the parts.
Digital workflow, from your file to our machines
Programming and machining data live in one version-controlled environment — no "which revision is this?" errors.
24-hour DFM feedback
Wall thickness, deep pockets, thread access, tolerance stacking — flagged with suggestions, not just red marks.
Revision-controlled records
Every batch keeps its material certs, program version and inspection data. Three years retrieval, on request.
Want to know which machine your part runs on?
Ask in your RFQ — we answer it. Most quotes name the process route before you confirm the order.