Milling is a machining process that removes material through cutting, used for manufacturing prismatic parts with simple or complex geometries.
                           

Turning is a metal machining process that removes material particles to create workpieces with rotationally symmetrical surfaces.

The technology that uses a high-intensity laser beam for cutting, which works in synergy with an inert gas to perform the cutting process, is known as laser beam cutting.

The first step in the production process is the initial concept, which must be presented through a technical drawing in order to proceed with further part manufacturing.

The second step in the production of parts is the preparation of your drawings using CAD/CAM software, which are then converted into programs understood by our CNC machines.

After programming, the first test parts are manufactured and any necessary corrections are made if your requirements or design concept change.

With CAD/CAM technology, it is possible to fully design and shape a product, as well as carry out its manufacturing using a computer.

Possible CNC machining ranges along the X, Y, and Z axes:  

CNC 3D measurements are performed using a coordinate measuring machine (CMM).