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Core Process

High Precision CNC Machining.

No FAI sign-off, no batch. Every run starts from a CMM first article you approve, then holds ±0.005 mm on ground diameters and ±0.01 mm turned, from one prototype to repeat production.

  • ±0.005 mm Tightest tolerance
  • Ra 0.4 µm Surface finish
  • 3 days Fastest prototype
  • 80 mm Max diameter
  • 5-Axis Machining
  • Laser Cutting
  • Sheet Metal Fabrication
  • Injection Molding
  • CNC Machining
  • Anodize · Plating · Hardening
  • Swiss Turning
  • Rapid Prototyping
  • Post Processing
Overview

Precision Turning and Milling, Under One Roof.

Our precision CNC machining services cover turned and milled parts made to your drawing: ±0.005 mm on ground diameters, ±0.01 mm turned, and surface finishes down to Ra 0.4 µm in metals and engineering plastics.

Single- and multi-spindle lathes with live tooling, plus twin-spindle machines, drill, tap, mill and turn in one setup. Cross holes, flats and threads stay in the same fixture, and fewer re-clamps mean less tolerance drift on precision machined parts. Work that needs simultaneous multi-face cutting goes to 5-axis CNC machining, and slender small-diameter parts to Swiss turning.

The MOQ is 1 piece and runs go to 100,000+, with no hard tooling. That keeps small batch CNC machining practical. Start with prototype machining or send your drawing for a quote.

CNC turning centre machining a precision part
Built-In Proof

Precision You Can Verify On Arrival.

  • ±0.005 mm ground and ±0.01 mm turned, with Ra 0.4 µm available
  • CMM first-article report approved by you before every run
  • ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949 process control
  • Mill certificate and heat number checked on every material lot
  • A mill cert and measurement record travel with every lot

When to use CNC machining

Choose CNC machining for turned and milled parts to drawing, from a 1-piece prototype to runs of 100,000+ with no hard tooling. It suits metals and engineering plastics, turned up to 80 mm diameter, with threads, cross holes, flats and ±0.005 mm ground diameters.

CNC machining centre at Divine Precision
Key Advantages

Why CNC Machining at Divine Precision.

Multi-axis turning and milling centers, ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949 process control, and one team from quotation to final inspection.

  • Exceptional Precision and Consistency

    Exceptional Precision and Consistency

    Tight tolerance machining to ±0.005 mm on ground diameters (±0.01 mm turned), with a CMM first-article report approved before the run. Standard limits follow ISO 2768-f, and fits are set on the drawing through machining tolerances.

  • Suitable for Complex Geometries

    Suitable for Complex Geometries

    CNC machined components with threads from M1.6 to M36 plus UNC/UNF, cross holes, flats, knurling, grooves and laser marking, finished in one setup. Parts needing five faces in one clamping move to 5-axis machining.

  • Fast Turnaround for Prototypes and Production

    Fast Turnaround for Prototypes and Production

    Prototypes in as little as 3 days, quotations within hours with DFM notes, and rush services available on production orders.

  • Cost-Effective for Low and Medium Volumes

    Cost-Effective for Low and Medium Volumes

    No hard tooling and a 1-piece MOQ put short runs within reach. Typical batches run 100–100,000+. Larger molded volumes move to low volume injection molding.

  • Components Machined up to 80 mm Diameter

    Components Machined up to 80 mm Diameter

    The turned envelope is 3–80 mm diameter, with billet work to 200 mm length. Slender small parts often suit Swiss turning better, the trade-off behind choosing between Swiss turning and CNC turning for small parts.

  • Machined in Metal and Plastic

    Machined in Metal and Plastic

    Aluminium, stainless steel, steel, brass, titanium and engineering plastics such as PEEK and POM, with mill certificates. PEEK and POM parts are machined as plastic machined parts with a 1.0 mm minimum wall.

Specifications

What This Process Will Hold.

Ground diameters hold ±0.005 mm and turned diameters ±0.01 mm, to ISO 2768-f as standard. A STEP file and 2D drawing uploaded for quoting get a reply within hours, with DFM notes.

  • Machining Capability

    Machining Capability

    Tolerance±0.005 mm ground, ±0.01 mm turned (diameter) · ISO 2768-f as standard
    Surface finishStandard finish Ra 1.6 µm; finer Ra 0.4 µm when the drawing calls for it
    Turning diameter3–80 mm; billet to 200 mm length, L/D per drawing
    Component sizeUp to 80 mm diameter (turned)
    ThreadsM1.6–M36, UNC / UNF, tapped or milled
    Wall thickness0.6 mm metal, 1.0 mm plastic
    OperationsTurning, milling, cross holes, flats, knurling, grooves, laser marking
  • Commercial Terms

    Commercial Terms

    Minimum order1 piece
    Prototype lead time3 days (fast) · 2 to 3 weeks typical
    Production lead time4–6 weeks typical, rush available
    Typical batch size100–100,000+ pieces
    File formats3D: STEP, IGES, SLDPRT, PRT · 2D: PDF, DWG · Best results: a 3D model with a GD&T drawing
    QuotationWithin hours, with DFM notes · NDA available before quoting
    ShippingWorldwide via DHL, FedEx and UPS; sea or air freight for larger shipments · packing machined parts for sea freight with VCI film and anti-rust oil
Materials & Finishes

Pick The Alloy. We Hold Stock.

Every lot arrives with a mill certificate; heat numbers checked on receipt.

Quality Control

Four Checkpoints Between Bar Stock And Box.

  • 01Incoming material
  • 02First article
  • 03In-process
  • 04Final inspection
Coordinate measuring machine inspecting a machined part
  • Every bar is checked before the first cut.

    At receiving, each bar's mill certificate is matched to its heat number and logged against the lot under our ISO 9001:2015 quality system, so a finished part traces back to the stock it was cut from.

    Inspection equipment on site

    • CMMCoordinate measuring machines
    • OpticalImage measuring system, optical comparator
    • RoughnessSurfcom surface roughness tester, Ra / Rz reporting
    • HardnessRockwell, Rockwell superficial and Vickers testers
    • GagesPin, plug, thread plug & ring gages, 3-wire thread measuring
    • ReportsFAI, SPC, PPAP, material certificates, salt spray test
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  • A full FAI report before the run starts.

    The first part is measured on a CMM against the drawing. You receive the first-article inspection report and decide whether the run goes ahead: no sign-off, no batch.

    Inspection equipment on site

    • CMMFull layout of the first part against the drawing
    • OpticalComparator check of edges, threads and small features
    • RoughnessRa / Rz on the drawing callouts
    • GagesPin, plug and thread gages for the FAI
    • HardnessWhen the drawing specifies a heat-treat condition
    • ReportsFirst article report released before the run continues
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  • SPC and AQL sampling during the run.

    During the run, SPC is sampled to an AQL plan on the controlling dimensions, so drift is corrected at the machine instead of found at the end. SPC records stay with the lot.

    Inspection equipment on site

    • SPCIn-process charts on the controlling dimensions
    • AQLSampling through the lot, not only at the end
    • OpticalIn-process edge and thread checks
    • GagesGo / no-go at the machine
    • RoughnessSpot checks when the finish is on the drawing
    • ReportsSPC records kept with the lot
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  • 100% inspected, then packed to arrive clean.

    In-process checks are sampled to AQL; the final check is not. Every part in every lot gets a 100% dimensional and visual inspection, then is packed in VCI film or anti-rust oil. The certificates and measurement records go in the same box.

    Inspection equipment on site

    • CMMFinal dimensional inspection before packing
    • Visual100% visual check for burrs, dents and mix-ups
    • OpticalConfirm threads and small features
    • ReportsInspection report and material certificates in the box
    • PackingVCI film, trays and part identification
    • Salt sprayWhen the finish specification asks for it
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FAQs

Answers,
Before You Ask.

The engineers who review your drawing reply within one business day. They belong to the same cnc machining company team that quotes, cuts and inspects the job.

Ask a Question
  • What tolerance can you hold on precision machined parts?

    ±0.005 mm on ground diameters and ±0.01 mm on turned diameters, with ISO 2768-f as the general standard. These are the tightest figures, not the default for every feature. Limits on mating features add up, as reading a tolerance stack before it reaches the shop floor shows.

  • Can you run a single piece or a short batch?

    Yes. The MOQ is 1 piece, typical batches run 100–100,000+, and no hard tooling is needed. Single parts and bridge lots go through prototype machining, and the same process scales into repeat production.

  • What are your lead times?

    Prototypes ship in as little as 3 days, with 2–3 weeks typical. Production lots run 4–6 weeks typical, and rush is available on production orders, confirmed per quote.

  • What files do you need for a quote?

    The quickest accurate quote comes from a 3D model in STEP or IGES and a PDF or DWG drawing that carries the GD&T callouts. SLDPRT and PRT files also open. An NDA is available on request before any drawing is opened.

  • Do you provide inspection documents?

    Material certificates, FAI and PPAP packages and inspection reports are available on request. In-process checks are SPC sampled to an AQL plan, and every part gets a 100% dimensional and visual check before the lot leaves with its mill cert and measurement record.

  • Which certifications do you hold?

    Divine Precision is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949, with full traceability from raw material to finished part. Material certificates and inspection reports are available on request.

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