- Milling, turning and wire EDM under one roof
- Aerospace, automotive, medical, electronics and industrial
- A part that needs mill + turn + EDM stays with one accountable team
- Documentation matched to the industry's audit
Why one roof beats three suppliers
A part that starts as a turned shaft, gets a milled flat, and needs a wire-EDM slot usually travels between three shops. Each hand-off adds a week and a place for tolerance to drift. Run it on one floor and the person who signed the quote can answer when the wire-EDM feature is being inspected.
Where the parts go
Aerospace brackets and housings with full documentation. Automotive shafts and fittings at volume. Medical-device mechanisms, non-implant. Electronics connectors and heat sinks. Industrial equipment that cycles for years. The common thread is a tolerance that holds and a paper trail that proves it.
Mill, turn, and wire EDM — the combination that covers geometry
Milling for pockets and faces, turning for round parts, wire EDM for the sharp corner and the hardened feature a cutter cannot reach. Most of the interesting parts need at least two of the three; having all three on one floor is what keeps them from being three separate problems.
The tolerance that travels with the part
±0.003 mm milling, ±0.002 mm turning, ±0.002 mm grinding and wire EDM — stated on the feature, proven on the inspection report, and the same whether the part is one piece or ten thousand.
Do you handle the whole part, or just one process?
The whole part. Mill, turn and wire EDM under one roof, so we do not farm out the hard feature and blame the sub for the tolerance.
What industries do you serve?
Aerospace, automotive, medical (non-implant), electronics and industrial — each with the documentation its audit expects.
Send the whole part, not just the easy feature.
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Standards referenced on this page
- IATF 16949:2016 (product design excluded) — Automotive quality management system standard
- ASTM E8/E8M-21 — Standard Test Methods for Tension Testing of Metallic Materials
- ISO 9001 — Quality management systems — Requirements