Machining

At Foundry, our state-of-the-art CNC machine shop and specialized operators bring decades of experience in delivering both precision and ultra-precision machining solutions. We take pride in completing your orders on schedule while offering a significant price advantage. In addition to providing top-quality machining at competitive rates, we back every project with exceptional and personalized customer support even after the delivery is completed.

Equipped with the latest CNC milling and turning systems and a team of experienced specialists, Foundry has established robust processes to ensure every component meets stringent quality standards. Whether your project involves a small-scale order of a few pieces or a large-scale production run of thousands of components, we tailor our lead times and services to fit the precise needs of your project, even offering expedited services when required.

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CNC Turning is a manufacturing process performed using computer-controlled lathes. In this method, the workpiece is securely clamped by the machine and rotated at high speeds to be shaped. Specialized cutting tools, which can perform operations such as single-point cutting or boring, are applied to the rotating workpiece. This allows even complex and intricate designs to be processed with the utmost precision.

CNC Turning is particularly preferred for manufacturing parts with cylindrical or conical geometries. It enables the production of components in various shapes such as rings, gears, or shafts while ensuring precise tolerances. This technology is indispensable for industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical, and many others.

CNC Milling is a computer-controlled, multi-axis machining process carried out using a milling machine. In this process, the workpiece is typically clamped securely in place, while a rotating cutting tool moves along multiple axes. This setup allows the machine to precisely cut, carve, and shape the material to the desired form.

The process begins with the design being prepared in a digital environment. The CNC control system then translates this design into precise commands that guide the milling machine’s movements. By removing material from specific areas of the workpiece, the machine creates components with complex geometries and intricate details that meet high tolerance requirements. This technology is essential in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and medical manufacturing.

At Foundry CNC Machining, we have the experience and capability to work with a vast array of materials—ranging from metals and plastics to advanced composites and specialty materials—to meet your fabrication needs. Our expertise covers, but is not limited to, the following:

  • Alloy Steels
  • Cast Iron
  • Cast Steel
  • Cast Stainless Steel
  • Aluminum
  • Brass
  • Bronze Alloys
  • Carbon Steel
  • Iron
  • Magnesium
  • Stainless Steel
  • Titanium
  • ABS
  • Fiberglass-Reinforced Plastics
  • Polycarbonate
  • PVC
  • PTFE

Our ability to process these diverse materials allows us to tackle projects in various industries, ensuring each component is manufactured to the highest quality and precision standards.

Advantages of CNC Machining

CNC machining offers a host of benefits that make it a cornerstone in modern manufacturing. Here are some of the key advantages:

  • Precision and Accuracy: CNC machines operate with exact numerical control, resulting in consistent, high-quality parts—even for the most intricate designs. They maintain tight tolerances, ensuring each component meets exact specifications.
  • Consistency and Repeatability: Automation minimizes the potential for human error. Once programmed, CNC machines can continuously produce identical parts with consistent quality from the first piece to the thousandth.
  • Enhanced Efficiency: Since CNC machines are computer-controlled, they can work continuously with minimal downtime. This efficiency not only speeds up production but also reduces material waste and labor costs.
  • Versatility: CNC machines are capable of working with a wide range of materials—from various metals and plastics to specialty composites. This flexibility allows manufacturers to cater to diverse industries and product requirements.
  • Complex Design Capability: CNC machining enables the production of complex shapes and intricate designs that would be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve with traditional methods. The multi-axis movements allow for sophisticated geometries and better surface finishes.
  • Reduced Setup Time: With digital programs, switching between tasks is faster compared to manual machine adjustments. This quick setup translates directly to faster turnaround times for production.
  • Improved Safety: Since much of the process is automated, operators have less exposure to dangerous machinery. This automation contributes to a safer working environment in the shop floor.

CNC machining not only elevates the precision and quality of your components but also streamlines production, making it an ideal choice for both small-scale and high-volume manufacturing projects.