Milling, turning,
and Swiss, under
one roof.
A working precision floor in Pittsboro, North Carolina: vertical machining centers, a multi-axis turning center, and a Swiss-style lathe, backed by in-house finishing, metrology, and vacuum-grade cleaning. One team accountable from raw stock to finished, inspected part.
Vertical machining centers.
- Haas VF-4. Mid-to-large prismatic parts and fixtures.
- Haas VF-3. General-purpose 3-axis milling.
- Haas VF-2SS. Super-speed spindle for faster cycle times on smaller work.
- Centroid 3-axis CNC. Secondary operations, fixtures, and rework.
Steels, stainless, aluminum, titanium, brass, and engineered plastics. Roughing through finish passes held to print.
Done-in-one turned parts.
- Hardinge Elite 6/42. Live tooling, sub-spindle, and bar feed for turned-and-milled parts complete off one machine.
- Hanwha XP16. 16mm Swiss-style sliding-head CNC lathe with a magazine-type hydrodynamic bar feeder for high-volume sub-16mm precision components.
- 14×40 manual lathe. One-offs, prototypes, and quick rework.
Swiss-style production is where we hold the tightest tolerances at volume, down to the small end of the size range.
Precision micro-components.
Small, close-tolerance parts where the feature sizes and finish requirements rule out a general job shop. Swiss-style machining, careful workholding, and in-process inspection keep them in spec from the first part to the last.
Finishing, metrology, and cleaning stay here.
Surface finishing, CMM inspection, and precision cleaning happen under the same roof as the machining. That means fewer hand-offs, shorter lead times, and one team that owns the whole part. See surface finishes and quality.