CNC Machining Services | DieCastor

3-, 4- and 5-axis CNC milling and turning that brings die cast and bar-stock components to tight, repeatable tolerances with CMM-verified critical features.

CNC Machining Services

DieCastor provides CNC machining that turns rough castings, forgings and bar stock into finished, inspection-ready components. Multi-axis machining centers and CNC lathes let us hold tight, repeatable tolerances on the features that matter — sealing faces, bores, threads and locating surfaces — in a single, well-controlled setup.

5-axis CNC machining center finishing a metal component
Multi-axis machining centers finish critical features to tight, repeatable tolerances.

Introduction

Machining is where cast and forged components become functional parts. By combining in-house CNC capability with our casting and tooling processes, we eliminate hand-offs between suppliers and keep lead times short and results consistent.

Manufacturing Capability

ProcessCapability
Milling3-, 4- and 5-axis machining of complex geometries.
TurningCNC lathes for shafts, bushings and rotational parts.
Drilling/TappingPrecision holes, threads and cross-holes.
InspectionIn-process checks and final CMM verification.
FinishingDeburring, surface finish and protective treatment.

Material Options

MaterialKey propertiesTypical use
AluminumLightweight, machinableAutomotive, enclosures
Stainless SteelCorrosion resistanceFood, marine, chemical
Carbon SteelCost-effective strengthGeneral industrial
BrassMachinable, anti-gallingValve, instrument parts

Quality Control

  1. In-process checks at setup and during runs.
  2. Final CMM inspection against the CAD model.
  3. First-article approval before volume production.
  4. Traceable documentation with every order.

Industries Served

  • Automotive — precision parts with stable tolerances.
  • Electronics — housings and connector bodies.
  • Industrial Equipment — durable functional components.

Request a Quote

Email sales@diecastor.com or use the form below.

Need Custom Die Cast or CNC Machined Components?

Send us your 2D drawings or 3D models — our engineering team reviews DFM feasibility and replies with tooling and unit pricing within one business day.