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6061-T6 aluminum
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Xeon NC · Milling & turning
CNC
machining.
Precision parts from solid stock. CNC milling and turning for housings, brackets, mounts, and custom components, from prototype to production.
From solid stock. To your specification.
- Standard tolerance
- ±0.005 in
- Critical features
- ±0.001 in*
- Milling & turning
- 3 / 5-axis
* See specifications below for material, geometry, and process limitations.
02 / Precision machining
The fit is
in the details.
Pockets, bores, threads, and mating surfaces. Rigid tooling and controlled machining let these features work together in the finished part.
±0.001″
For reviewed critical features
Standard tolerance is ±0.005″. Identify bearing journals, dowel holes, slip fits, and other critical dimensions on your drawing.
Discuss a critical fit
03 / Milling & turning
The process
follows the part.
Match the setup to your geometry. Our machining capabilities cover milled features, indexed faces, and rotational components.
01
3-axis milling
Machine pockets, slots, profiles, and holes with controlled toolpaths and workholding.
02
5-axis positioning
Index the part to reach additional faces and machine angled features.
03
CNC turning
Create cylindrical parts and turned features, with live tooling for additional operations.
04 / Materials
CNC material catalog
Start with
the right stock.
Choose the material around the part’s function, then match the plate, bar, or round stock to its geometry.
- Aluminum
- 6061, 7075, and MIC-6 cast plate.
- Steel & stainless
- 303, 304, and 316 stainless, plus carbon and tool steels.
- Engineering plastics
- Delrin, PEEK, and nylon for suitable machined applications.
05 / Technical data
Design with
the details.
Start with these process guidelines. Include critical dimensions, material requirements, and finish expectations with your quote.
- Cutting tolerance
- ±0.005″ standard · ±0.001″ for critical features Tighter requirements are reviewed against the part geometry and material.
- Machine capabilities
- 3-axis milling, 5-axis positional indexing, and turning CNC turning includes live-tooling capabilities.
- Maximum part envelope
- Up to 40″ × 20″ × 20″ Larger parts are evaluated upon request.
- Spindle speed
- 12,000 RPM Tool selection and cutting parameters are matched to the material and operation.
- Secondary operations
- Tapping, reaming, countersinking, and hardware installation Include thread callouts and assembly requirements with the part file.
- Accepted files
- STEP · IGES · Native SolidWorks packages Include a drawing for tolerances, threads, and finish requirements.
06 / Finishing & assembly
Machined to fit.
Finished for use.
Plan the final surface and assembly requirements with the machining process. Call out surfaces that need masking or dimensional control after finishing.
01
Anodizing
Type II and Type III options for suitable aluminum applications. Specify the finish and critical surfaces for review.
02
Surface preparation
Bead blasting and edge finishing to suit the required appearance and handling.
03
Ready to assemble
Threaded features, countersinks, and installed hardware planned around your mating components.
07 / Design resources
Make the design
ready to machine.
Check tool access, internal corners, feature depth, and drawing callouts before submitting your part.
Your next part.
Precisely made.
Upload your model and drawing. Include the material, quantity, critical tolerances, and finish to start your quote.
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