CNC Machining

What is CNC Machining?

The CNC Machining process is used best for small to large production parts where parts require consistency, accuracy, and repeatability. CNC machining is a prevalent manufacturing process, often referred to as subtractive manufacturing, because it removes material to create a part using high-speed spindles and cutters. Material typically comes in sheets, blocks, bars, tubes, and rods for metal and plastic. Machining is also a commonly used process in secondary operations to take a molded or cast part from a near-net shape to the final piece to achieve tight tolerance and repeatable part accuracy.

Mack Prototype uses Surfcam and Solidworks software to create tool paths to quickly produce rapid prototypes and repeatable production parts.