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.
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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.
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The star of our show, our Makino A51
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(more to come)
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Max work piece
Diameter: 24.8" x 35.4" Tall
Travel
X = 22.0"
Y = 22.0"
Z = 23.6"
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Our Turning pro, the Puma 2000SY
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This is our 6 Axis lathe.
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Max work piece
Diameter: 13.00" x 23.5" Long
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MTA Super 80
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As an addition to our Puma 2000SY, we have attached the Super 80 bar feeder.
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Bar diameter
1/4" to 3-1/8"
Bar length
61.00"
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Puma 6S, the little spinner
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(more to come)
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Max work piece
Diameter: 0.00" x 0.0" Long
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VMC - The Fadal 4020
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Our Fadal 4020 Vertical Machining Center
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Max work piece
40.0 " x 20.0" x 10.0"
Travel
X = 40.0"
Y = 20.0"
Z = 0.0"
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VMC - The Fadal 3016
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Our Fadal 3016 Vertical Machining Center
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Max work piece
30.0 " x 16.0" x 10.0"
Travel
X = 30.0"
Y = 16.0"
Z = 0.0"
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Performa JR
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Our Performa JR by Akira Seiki.
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Max work piece
0.0 " x 0.0" x 0.0"
Travel
X = 0.0"
Y = 0.0"
Z = 0.6"
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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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