17 Nov MIC-6 Cast Aluminum Plate
Using our PS95 CNC Mill, this cast aluminum plate was machined in two setups and anodized with a shiny metallic finish. It was a low volume part for the Automation Equipment industry....
Using our PS95 CNC Mill, this cast aluminum plate was machined in two setups and anodized with a shiny metallic finish. It was a low volume part for the Automation Equipment industry....
An Automation Equipment customer had us make these low volume base plates out of 6061 Aluminum. Each required 2 setups on our PS95 CNC Mill. The customer requested an anodized finish in bright colors to match the color coding on their manufacturing floor....
This little part was made out of a composite material called Micarta so it could be used in Automation Equipment without scratching up the glass it would be handling. We manufactured high volumes of the part using a single setup on our Okuma CNC Lathe....
This minuscule tubular part was manufactured in large volumes for the Pharmaceutical industry on our Okuma Lathe out of 316 Stainless Steel. Live tooling allowed each part to be made in 1 setup....
A customer in the Food Industry requested these tiny parts in low volumes. Made from Alcoa Bronze 954 on our PS95 CNC Mill, this part was made using carbide tooling in 2 setups....
This part was machined in 3 steps using micro carbide tooling on our Hurco VMI 20 out of 4140 PH. It was a low volume part machined for use in an Aerospace manufacturing process....
We utilized live tooling on our Okuma CNC Lathe to turn this part out of aluminum with only one setup. Our customer ordered the part in moderate quantities for use on an automotive manufacturing line....
This part was made on a PS95 CNC Mill using multiple setups. It was a low volume part that will be used in manufacturing for the Automotive Industry....
This large weldment will be used on a manufacturing plant floor as a robotic welding station. It will be integrated with venting systems for air quality, and required precise alignment to get all the angles just right....