A computer numerical control (CNC) milling machine is a mill that uses computer code to understand where to make cuts. Like all milling machines, a CNC mill produces a final piece by carving away from a block of material versus adding layers of material to a blank slate.

• Utilizing 3 axis high speed machining centers
• Precision Machining of Complex 3D geometry
• Machining of tight tolerance .0001 accuracy
• Machining of Hardened Materials up to 60+ Rockwell (A2,S7,H13,CPM,and Carbide)
• Work envelopes of 35” x 19” x 19”
• Spindle speeds of up to 30,000 rpm to run smaller tooling for micro machining
• Utilizing HSK tool holders with precision hydraulic collets and Shrinkfit tool holding