Computer numerical control (CNC) machining is the process in which machine tools are used to remove material to make parts, also known as subtractive manufacturing. Most commonly, CNC machining is done with routers, lathes, and mills. Another form of CNC machining is electrical discharge machining (EDM), which uses electrical currents and dielectric liquids to pass current between electrodes and work pieces. The Technology House has the capabilities to manufacture machined parts with high-speed milling, turning, and 5-axis machining for your projects.
These processes allow a variety of different precision parts and shapes to be made in either plastic and metal and for prototype or production. The typical tolerances we hold can range depending on rapid prototyping and production as well as shape and material. We can regularly hold standard machining tolerances as low as +/-0.0005” and in certain applications within .0002” total tolerance.