Bettanini's Custom Manufacturing
Phone (209) 532-0080
Fax (209) 532-0088
19880 Christie May Lane
Sonora, CA 95370
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Our Equipment and CNC Machines


Our CAD/CAM Workstations
All of our workstations from our central programming room to our engineering offices utilize Dual Monitors for improved workflow and efficiency.
Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
To perform accurate inspections, and to lower inspection cycle time, we utilize a Brown and Sharpe CMM.

Our CMM will also help us re-print, or create a solid model of your parts.

Another aspect of our CMM is the ability to accurately reverse engineer a product, thus allowing us to make sure your design will integrate with the parts or assemblies that it is to be a part of.
The star of our show, our Makino A51
(more to come) Max work piece
  • Diameter: 24.8" x 35.4" Tall


  • Travel
  • X = 22.0"
  • Y = 22.0"
  • Z = 23.6"
  • Our Turning pro, the Puma 2000SY
    This is our 6 Axis lathe. Max work piece
  • Diameter: 13.00" x 23.5" Long


  • MTA Super 80
    As an addition to our Puma 2000SY, we have attached the Super 80 bar feeder. Bar diameter
  • 1/4" to 3-1/8"


  • Bar length
  • 61.00"

  • Puma 6S, the little spinner
    (more to come) Max work piece
  • Diameter: 0.00" x 0.0" Long


  • VMC - The Fadal 4020
    Our Fadal 4020 Vertical Machining Center Max work piece
  • 40.0 " x 20.0" x 10.0"


  • Travel
  • X = 40.0"
  • Y = 20.0"
  • Z = 0.0"
  • VMC - The Fadal 3016
    Our Fadal 3016 Vertical Machining Center Max work piece
  • 30.0 " x 16.0" x 10.0"


  • Travel
  • X = 30.0"
  • Y = 16.0"
  • Z = 0.0"
  • Performa JR
    Our Performa JR by Akira Seiki. Max work piece
  • 0.0 " x 0.0" x 0.0"


  • Travel
  • X = 0.0"
  • Y = 0.0"
  • Z = 0.6"
  • Our Manual Lathe
    Why do we have one when we are a CNC shop? We mostly use it in-house to create fixtures and tooling.

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