Our mill capacity is the backbone of the shop. Vertical machining centers handle short-run, complex-geometry work where setup flexibility matters. The EC400 horizontal machining center handles production runs where pallet changes and sustained throughput drive cost-per-part. We run aluminum, steel, stainless, and plastics across all platforms. Multi-axis capability means parts that would require three setups on a lesser machine get done in one here.

Equipment list

HAAS Vertical Machining Centers

• HAAS VF-2
• HAAS VF-3
• HAAS VF-6
• HAAS VF-2YT
• HAAS VF-3YT

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HAAS Horizontal Machining Center

• HAAS EC400

FADAL Vertical Machining Centers

• FADAL 904-1
• FADAL 904-1L
• FADAL VMC4525

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Additional CNC Mills

• FEMTEC KAFO FV-40
• SHARP SV-2412
• OKUMA CADET MATE

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Key Applications

Complex milled parts · Fixtures and custom tooling · Production runs · Short-run and prototype milling · Tight-tolerance pocketing and contouring

Most shops your age are CNC-only. We kept our manual capacity intact because it still earns its place. When a customer needs a quick modification, a one-off fixture component, or a repair that doesn't justify a CNC program, manual machines are faster and cheaper — and the setup time isn't burning through production capacity. Bridgeports for quick mill work, Hardinge and Victor for precision manual turning, Reed & Prentice and Cincinnati for heavier manual lathe work.

Equipment list

Manual Mills

• Bridgeport (multiple)
• Bridgeport Proto Track

Manual Lathes

• Cincinnati OHC-2500-A
• Hardinge HLV-H
• Victor 1640 (12")
• HT Reed & Prentice 17" x 56"
• Dar-Sin 13" x 40" with Mitutoyo DRO

Key Applications

Quick design revisions · One-off custom components · Repair work · Prototype modifications · Short-setup work that doesn't justify a CNC program

Every part gets inspected before it ships. The CMM handles complex dimensional verification and first-article documentation. The optical comparator handles profile and contour checks. Magnaflux H-600 provides non-destructive inspection for critical aerospace and high-stress components. Brown & Sharpe Micro Hites and a complete set of hand gauging cover everything in between. If your program requires FAI, ballooned prints, material certs, or detailed inspection reports, call it out in the RFQ and we'll build the documentation into the quote.

Equipment list

Coordinate Measurement & Dimensional

• Brown & Sharpe Micro Val Manual CMM
• Brown & Sharpe Micro Hite (900 series)
• Brown & Sharpe Micro Hites (two 350 series)
• Various granite plates

Optical & Non-Destructive

• Jones & Lamson Optical Comparator
• Magnaflux H-600 (non-destructive / crack detection)

Hand Gauging

• Precision calipers
• Micrometers
• Complete gauging tool set

Key Applications

First-article inspection (FAI) · Ballooned print inspection · CMM reports · Non-destructive inspection for aerospace · In-process and final quality verification · Documentation packages for regulated industries

Full-workflow in-house means fewer outsourced operations, shorter lead times, and better margins on your part. Horizontal and vertical band saws handle material cut-off. The Sunnen hone handles precision bore finishing. Hydraulic presses handle press-fit and straightening operations. Small capabilities individually, but collectively they mean your job doesn't leave the shop until it's ready to ship.

Equipment list

Saws

• T-Jaw 500 Vertical Band Saw
• Hydmech 520 Horizontal Band Saw

Honing

• Sunnen Hone

Presses

• Hydraulic Presses

Key Applications

Material cut-off and preparation · Precision bore honing · Press-fit operations · Straightening · In-house workflow completion