CNC Milling Services with End-To-End Manufacturing Capabilities
Macfab’s CNC milling services include full end to end manufacturing capabilities in our aim to be a full solutions provider to our customers. Our seasoned team can meet the most demanding requirements in precision, complicated jobs to deliver fully finished components ready for assembly at your facility.
Our CNC milling shop is one of the most sophisticated in Canada, serving global clients with the tight tolerance requirements of trace detection for ICPMS and IMS applications.
From face mills and end mills to mill threads, our CNC milling services machine various metals and plastics. We create NC codes from your CAD files and 3D models for CNC milling of parts for custom designs.
Save time by avoiding rework and achieve shorter production lead times by working with our experienced team. We strictly adhere to Design for Manufacturability and Assembly [DFMA] guidelines to minimize change orders and RFIs.
Our CNC Milling Shop Capabilities
Macfab’s CNC milling services include full end to end manufacturing capabilities in our aim to be a full solutions provider to our customers. Our seasoned team can meet the most demanding requirements in precision, complicated jobs to deliver fully finished components ready for assembly at your facility.
Our CNC milling shop is one of the largest and most sophisticated in Canada, serving global clients with the tight tolerance requirements of trace detection for ICPMS and IMS applications. Our investment in the latest technology includes over 50 CNC milling machines in house, making us one of the largest shops in North America.
From face mills and end mills to mill threads, our CNC milling services handle a range of metals and plastics. We create NC codes from your CAD files and 3D models for CNC milling of parts for custom designs.
Our customers save time by avoiding rework and we are able to achieve shorter production lead times for them.
More About CNC Milling
Our CNC milling centers use subtractive manufacturing methods to remove material from a solid blank of metal or plastic to create specific geometries. A rotating mill cutter cuts the metal from the workpiece to generate parts as per your design inputs. The milling process is part of a manufacturing requirement that can include micromachining, CNC turning, 3D printing and additive manufacturing, etc.
Additionally, with computerized controls of machines, tool paths depend upon the programming accuracy. Slight deviations in the cutting tool’s motion could result in waste of material and eventually rejection.
At Macfab, we create complex geometries using our HAAS CNC milling machines and manual machines with 5, 4, and 3 axes rotating spindles. We use CAD/CAM applications to create an optimized tool path and deliver the desired design.