CNC Machining

  • Utilization of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) vertical machining centers to perform various machining operations on workpieces.
  • Capabilities include milling, drilling, tapping, boring, and threading operations.

Precision Machining

  • High-precision machining of components to achieve tight tolerances, fine surface finishes, and intricate geometries.
  • Utilization of advanced machining techniques and cutting tools to ensure accuracy and repeatability.

3D Machining

  • Machining of complex 3D geometries, contours, and surfaces on workpieces using multi-axis CNC machining capabilities.
  • 3D profiling, sculpting, and engraving operations to create intricate features and textures.

Prototype Machining

  • Rapid prototyping services to produce prototype components for design validation, testing, and iteration.
  • Quick turnaround times and flexibility to accommodate design changes and iterations during the prototyping phase.

Production Machining

  • High-volume production machining of components for various industries, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, and consumer goods.
  • Optimization of machining processes for efficiency, productivity, and cost-effectiveness.

Tool and Die Machining

  • Machining of tooling components, dies, molds, and fixtures used in manufacturing processes such as die casting, injection molding, and stamping.
  • Precision machining of tool steel, carbide, and other materials to achieve long-lasting and durable tooling solutions.

Secondary Machining Operations

  • Secondary machining operations such as deburring, chamfering, countersinking, and tapping to prepare components for assembly or finishing.
  • Integration of secondary operations into the machining process to streamline production and reduce lead times.

Material Expertise

  • Machining of a wide range of materials
  • Selection of cutting tools, machining parameters, and coolant strategies optimized for specific materials and applications.

Quality Assurance

  • Inspection and quality control measures to ensure dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and adherence to specifications.
  • Utilization of metrology equipment, CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine), and other inspection tools for accurate measurement and validation.

VMC works encompass a broad range of machining services aimed at producing precision components for various industries, from prototypes to high-volume production runs.