Round parts,
perfectly true.
Shafts, bushings, fittings and turn-milled components — concentric, smooth and repeatable.
CNC turning spins the workpiece against a stationary cutter to produce accurate diameters, faces, grooves and threads. With live tooling, milled flats, cross holes and slots are added in the same operation — one machine, one setup, finished part.
Concentric by design.
Diameters, bores and threads cut in a single chucking stay concentric — critical for bearing seats, seals and rotating parts.
Milled features, no second op.
Live tools add flats, cross holes, slots and bolt patterns while the part is still in the chuck, removing a setup and its tolerance stack.
Finishes that seal.
Controlled feeds, speeds and tooling give smooth, consistent surfaces on sealing faces, journals and threads.
- Shafts & pins
- Bushings & spacers
- Fittings & adapters
- Threaded components
- Pulleys & hubs
- Valve & pump parts
- Aluminum 6061 / 7075
- Stainless 303 / 304 / 316
- Steel 1018 / 4140 / 4340
- Brass 360
- Bronze 932 / 954
- Delrin & nylon
CNC turning questions.
Can you add milled features to turned parts?
Yes. With live tooling we add flats, cross holes, slots and bolt patterns in the same operation.
Do you cut threads?
Yes — standard and custom internal and external threads, inch and metric.
What quantities do you run?
From a single prototype to production batches. Tell us your annual volume and we’ll quote accordingly.
Have a drawing?
Send it over — we’ll reply with a price and lead time, usually within one business day.
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