CNC Milling
For housings, brackets, plates, heat sinks, pockets, holes and other prismatic features. Select 3-, 4- or 5-axis access according to the faces, datums and clamping strategy in the drawing.
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PROCESS SELECTION. DRAWING-LED MANUFACTURING.
Custom CNC
Machining Services
Choose milling, turning or 5-axis machining around the part—not the other way around.
T-One plans CNC machining around the geometry, material, functional datums and production quantity in your drawing. Milling suits prismatic features, turning suits rotational features, and 5-axis machining is evaluated where compound angles or multi-face access can reduce setups. With 68 production equipment, we support prototype validation through scheduled production when the part mix and requirements are reviewed.
Drawing Review Material & Finish Options Production Coordination
From Your Drawingto Real Parts
MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
CNC Machining
Selected for the Part
The practical route is chosen from the part geometry: milling for flats, pockets and multi-face features; turning for diameters, bores and threads; and 5-axis machining when access, compound angles or fewer setups protect critical datum relationships.
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CNC Turning
For shafts, bushings, fittings and other rotational parts where diameters, bores, grooves and threads need to relate to a common centreline.
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5-Axis Machining
For complex surfaces and compound angles where indexed 3+2 or simultaneous 5-axis toolpaths can reduce re-clamping and improve access.
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Choose the Right
Material for Your Part.
Material, geometry, wall stiffness, tolerance and finish requirements are reviewed together because they influence the milling, turning or 5-axis route, the fixture strategy and the critical features that need protection.
Material guideSELECTED MATERIAL
Aluminum
A practical choice where low mass, corrosion resistance and efficient machining are important.
- Common Grades
- 6061, 6063, 6082, 7075, 2024, 5052
- Key Characteristics
- Lightweight · Good machinability · Corrosion resistant
- Typical Applications
- Housings, brackets, heat sinks and aerospace components
- Available Finishes
- As machined, anodizing, sandblasting, powder coating
SURFACE FINISHES
The Finish That
Fits Your Application.
Select the finish after identifying critical dimensions, mating faces, threaded areas, cosmetic surfaces, masking needs and downstream assembly. Keep functional interfaces clearly identified where an as-machined surface is required.
As Machined
A precise, cost-effective finish straight from the CNC process for functional features and tight tolerances.
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Improves corrosion and wear resistance on aluminum, with clear, black and custom color options.
View MorePolishing
Reduces surface roughness to create a smooth, refined appearance for visible precision components.
View MoreSandblasting
Creates a uniform matte texture and can reduce visible machining marks on suitable parts.
View MorePowder Coating
A durable, protective coating with a broad range of colors and textures.
View MoreElectroplating
Adds a protective or decorative metal layer for performance and appearance.
View MoreBlack Oxide
A dark conversion finish for steel parts requiring a low-reflective, corrosion-resistant surface.
View MoreBrushed Finish
A directional satin texture for products where appearance is as important as function.
View MoreBUILT FOR A WIDE RANGE OF INDUSTRIES
CNC Machining
for Real-World Applications
Suitable for drawn parts whose geometry calls for milling, turning or multi-axis access—such as housings, brackets, plates, shafts, bushings and multi-face components. The process is selected by part features, not by industry label.
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Automotive
Brackets, housings and functional vehicle-system components
Aerospace
Lightweight structural, fixture and equipment components
Medical Devices
Precision instrument, laboratory and device components
Communication
RF enclosures, heat sinks and network-equipment hardware
Energy
Thermal, structural and enclosure components for power systems
Marine Vessel
Corrosion-conscious fittings, housings and onboard equipment parts
BUILT FOR DEMANDING PROJECTS
What to Confirm
Before Production
A useful manufacturing review starts with the information that determines process choice, inspection scope, documentation and production scheduling.
Drawing Package
2D/3D drawings, material, quantity, tolerance, finish and delivery target establish the starting scope.
Process Selection
Milling, turning or 5-axis access is reviewed against geometry, datums and feature relationships.
Inspection Requirements
Critical features and agreed inspection requirements are identified before production planning.
Documentation
Dimensional, CMM, FAI and material documentation can be planned when specified.
Scheduling Inputs
Prototype and production timing are planned from the approved drawing, part mix, quantity and secondary operations.
A CLEARER PATH TO YOUR PARTS
From Drawing to Delivery
Each step converts the approved drawing into a process plan, inspection scope and delivery plan without assuming a universal route or delivery result.
01
Send Drawings
2D/3D drawings, material, quantity, tolerance, finish, delivery target and inspection requirements.
02
DFM Review
Review geometry, material, datum relationships, tolerance and finish requirements before selecting the route.
03
CNC Machining
Milling, turning or 5-axis machining is selected from the geometry, functional datums, material and production quantity in the drawing.
04
Quality Inspection
Drawing-defined dimensional, appearance and functional checks with documentation when specified.
05
Delivery Planning
Production and shipment planning based on the agreed schedule, drawing requirements and shipping terms.
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Quality Built In.
Confidence Delivered.
Inspection begins with the drawing, material and the features that govern assembly. T-One applies 100% inspection against the drawing and agreed inspection requirements; dimensional, CMM, FAI and material documentation can be provided when specified.
Our Quality Process →
- Drawing Requirement Review
- Material Verification
- Surface & Appearance Check
- Process Documentation
ItemSpecification
Tolerance & critical featuresStandard CNC tolerance is ±0.01 mm. Critical features may be reviewed to ±0.005 mm, subject to material, structure and drawing requirements.
Inspection ApproachProcess-appropriate visual, dimensional and functional checks.
Inspection StandardsBased on customer drawings and agreed specifications.
DocumentationInspection information and material documentation available when specified.
Quality PlanningRequirements reviewed before production and monitored through delivery.
FROM PROTOTYPE TO PRODUCTION
Flexible Volumes.
Consistent Quality.
Prototype and production planning depend on the approved drawing, part geometry, material, quantity, secondary operations and inspection requirements.
Prototypes
Typically 3–7 days after requirements are confirmed · Validate geometry, material and critical features
Low-Volume Production
Plan quantity, finish and inspection requirements before scheduling · Review any secondary operations
High-Volume Production
Typically 25 days after drawing freeze · Facility capacity up to 150,000 pcs/month depends on part mix and project requirements
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS