Plastics CNC Machining
MATERIALS
Precision Plastic Parts, Machined to Spec
Precision CNC machining in engineering plastics — milled, turned, and finished to tight tolerances for lightweight, insulating, or chemical-resistant applications.
Engineering plastics are chosen where weight, electrical insulation, or chemical resistance matter more than metal — from housings and insulators to components used in medical and electronics applications.
Machining plastics requires different tooling, speeds, and fixturing than metal to avoid melting, chipping, or dimensional drift from material flex. Our CNC milling and turning hold tolerances to .0002″ on plastic parts, whether for a single prototype or a repeatable production run. Every part is verified by our in-house Quality Assurance team using Coordinate Measuring Machines, surface plates, and NIST-traceable gaging.
Whether your project calls for a short prototype run or an ongoing production program, our team manages your plastic parts from concept through final delivery — typically with a quote turnaround within 48 hours.
AS9100D Certified
ISO 9001 Certified
ITAR Registered
USA Made
BBB Accredited Business
California Built
Freedom 250
What We Do
Comprehensive CNC Machining Services Built for Precision
CNC Milling Centers
Advanced Haas, DMG MORI, Mazak, and Kitamura machining centers provide the accuracy, repeatability, and multi-axis capabilities required for complex, close-tolerance components.
Lathe and Swiss
CNC Turning & Swiss Machining – Precision turning capabilities with bar capacity up to 2½″ and tolerances as tight as .0002″ for complex cylindrical and production components.
Quality Assurance
Our experienced Quality Assurance team utilizes advanced CMM, optical measurement, and calibrated inspection equipment to verify conformity to customer drawings, specifications, and quality requirements.
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Send us your drawings and specs — our team will review your part, confirm feasibility, and get you a detailed quote fast. No project too complex, no run too small.