Frequently Asked Questions
What is precision CNC machining?
Precision CNC machining produces parts to tight dimensional and geometric tolerances with high repeatability, using calibrated machines, controlled environments, and full inspection.
What is the tightest tolerance you can achieve?
We can hold tolerances down to ±0.005 mm (±0.0002") on critical features, with surface finishes to Ra 0.4 or better depending on material and geometry.
How do you ensure precision and quality?
Through DFM review, calibrated machines, in-process checks, first-article inspection, CMM measurement, and ISO-9001-based quality procedures.
What inspection equipment do you use?
CMM, height gauges, micrometers, optical/vision measuring systems, surface roughness testers, and thread/plug gauges. Full inspection reports are available.
What materials suit precision machining?
Aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, tool steel, brass, copper, and high-performance plastics such as PEEK and PTFE for dimensionally stable parts.
Which industries use your precision machining?
Medical devices, aerospace, robotics, automotive, optics, semiconductor, and industrial automation where tight tolerances are critical.
Do you provide inspection reports?
Yes — dimensional reports, CMM reports, and material certificates are available on request, including first-article inspection (FAI).
How do I request precision machining?
Upload your CAD and drawing with GD&T callouts on Request a Quote; specify critical dimensions and we will confirm capability and price.




