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CNC machining is a versatile manufacturing process used across many industries, including agriculture, industrial equipment, structural steel, energy, automotive, and more. As experts in CNC machining, we can handle just about any CNC machining job.
As a CNC machining company, we use advanced production equipment and experienced machinists to produce accurate, repeatable parts.
By combining CNC machining with laser cutting, forming, welding, abrasive blasting, and powder coating in the same facility, we can deliver finished, ready to install parts and assemblies while controlling quality and timing from start to finish.
We synchronize our precision metal work with the highest quality of customer service, while using state-of-the-art technologies that provide customized metal fabrication solutions to fulfill our customer needs.
Precision CNC machining is used when parts need tight tolerances, repeatable dimensions, and reliable fit with other components.
Tube bending is used whenever a project requires tubes or pipes to follow a specific path, change direction, or fit into a defined space.
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We respond quickly with clear pricing, lead times, and any recommendations that could improve cost, manufacturability, or performance.
CNC machining is the process of using computer controlled mills and lathes to cut and shape material into precise parts that match your drawings or models. Our CNC machining capabilities include milling, turning, drilling, tapping, boring, and machining of welded fabrications, with the ability to integrate laser cut and formed components from our in-house fabrication operations.
We use CNC machining to produce brackets, blocks, plates, housings, flanges, mounting components, and many other custom parts. CNC machining is also used to finish weldments and assemblies produced from our fabrication and structural steel processes, so you can receive a complete, ready to use component.
CNC machining at FPS typically covers mild or carbon steel, stainless steel such as 304 and 316, and aluminum in common shapes and sizes. We can also review other materials, including some engineering plastics, based on your application and requirements.
Yes. CNC machining at FPS does not require a large minimum order. We support one off prototypes, short runs, and full production quantities, and we can scale with you as your demand grows.
Preferred formats for CNC machining quotes are DXF, DWG, STP and PDF.
Typical CNC machining tolerances depend on the material, geometry, and inspection method. Many features can be held within a tight range when the part is designed for machining. When you send your drawings, we review your tolerance and GD and T requirements and confirm what is achievable in your quote.
If you send drawings or models along with material, quantity, and any special notes, we can respond with a CNC machining quote quickly and let you know if we need anything else. Clearly marking critical dimensions helps us respond even faster.
CNC machining pricing is influenced by:
We will call out any CNC machining design changes that could reduce cost, improve repeatability, or shorten lead time.
Yes. Our CNC machining team can review your design and provide design for manufacturability feedback. We can help adjust radii, wall thickness, tolerance callouts, and other details to make CNC machining more efficient while meeting your functional requirements. We can also create shop drawings when needed.
Yes. CNC machined parts can be combined with fabricated, formed, or welded components in our assembly processes. We can install hardware, fit machined parts into frames or weldments, and deliver subassemblies ready for your line.
Depending on the project, CNC machined parts can be provided as machined, or combined with in-house abrasive blasting and powder coating when they are part of a larger fabricated assembly. If you need a specific coating or finish, we will review options with you and coordinate them as required.