Aerospace CNC Machining
We are a walk-in player with extensive aerospace CNC machining experience. We serve some of the most iconic names in aerospace. In our experience, state-of-the-art equipment is an essential part of aerospace CNC machining, and we have a long track record of investing in new machining tech. Investments like custom-built modular fixtures, mag fixtures, shrink fit tooling, automated probing software, high-end tooling, and the latest in MasterCAM.
Lastly, we care about our customers and our commitments, and producing a quality product separates us from many of our competitors. If you have an aerospace CNC machining project coming up, reach out and chat with us. You can email sales@napoleonmachine.com or schedule a meeting. Be sure to check out our aerospace welding services before you leave.
We have the right equipment for repeat aerospace CNC machining.
We use various types of equipment in aerospace CNC machining. The largest CNC machine travels 48 feet (14.63 meters) on the (x) axis and 16 feet (4.88 meters) on the (y) axis. Therefore, it’s essential to keep CNC machines dialed in, and that is why we level our machines every year. Also, we have one of the best maintenance programs in the industry. Lastly, we use custom-built modular fixtures, and these tools are an essential part of repeat batch production. Subscribe to our YouTube channel if you want to see more videos like this.
Aerospace CNC Machining | Product Examples
- Bases (Machine)
- Beams (Machine)
- Castings/Extrusions
- Custom Products
- Gear Boxes
- Linear Guide Rails
- Platens
- Production Product
- Prototype Products
- Skids (Machine)
- Structural Frames
- Tanks (Machine)
Equipment List
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Aerospace CNC Machining Capabilities
We go big.
- Weight up to 60,000 pounds.
- Length up to 48 feet.
- Tolerances up to 0.001 inches.
- Aluminum
- Armor Plate
- Carbon Steel
- Ductile Iron
- Grey Iron
- Hardox Steel
- Red Metals
- Stainless Steel
- Stressproof Steel
- Tool Steel
- Boring
- Counter-Boring
- Counter-Sinking
- Cutting
- Drilling
- Facing
- Milling
- Profiling
- Reaming
- Surfacing
- Tapping
- Threading
Quality built into every process.
Properly inspecting parts is an important aspect of our business. However, if you are catching errors in the inspection process, it is too late. There are expenses associated with rework, and often errors cause late deliveries. This is why we build quality into every process. For example, we have kickoff meetings for each job. Our welders, machinists, programmers, project managers, and painters meet and review prints in close detail and iron out any issues on the front end. We have invested in modular fixtures, shrink fit tooling, pre-setters, automated probing software, and more. All of these tools help to ensure quality in manufacturing.
Inspection Tools:
- FARO Laser Tracker
- FARO Gage
- CMM (Third-Party)
- Mitutoyo Gages
- Thread Gages
- Ring Gages
- Pin Gages
- Calipers
- ID/OD Micrometers
- Dial Bore Gages
- Other Misc. Gages
Start to finish metalworking capabilities.
As a job shop, we take on unique jobs that require unique solutions. Therefore, we have built a reliable supply chain that can take on any type of metalworking process that we are unable to handle in-house.
- CNC Laser Cutting
- CNC Plasma Cutting
- Finishing
- Steel Forming
- Steel Plate Rolling
- Steel Saw Cutting
- Steel Shearing
- Surface Blasting
- Surface Grinding
- Thermal Stress Relieving
- Waterjet Cutting
Need more info? Check out our sales sheet.
We teamed up with our customer to build this complex part. On the left side of the picture is the part we manufactured. This machine helps build Lockheed Martin’s A2100 satellite. Making this large part required detailed inspection. The guide rail flatness was less than the width of a human hair.
Do we have the certifications needed to work on your aerospace CNC machining project?
- AWS D1.1, D1.2, D1.6
- DDTC Registered
- CWI (Certified Weld Inspector)
- DFAR Compliant
- Israel CAGE Code
- ISO 9001:2015 Certified (AVU)
- ITAR Compliant
- NACE Level II Certified Inspector
- SAM Active Registration
- United States CAGE Code
“Thank you all for working through the holidays on this Lockheed Martin project, and for helping us laser the assembly. Your responsiveness truly sets you apart.”