CAD/CAM programming and DFM support.
Programming on Mastercam and SolidWorks, with DFM review included on every quote. Catching cost and risk drivers before metal is cut keeps quotes accurate and parts predictable.
- Typical tolerance
- ±0.0005”
- Working envelope
- N/A
- Machine platforms
- Mastercam (multi-axis) · SolidWorks
- Production
- Prototype → production
Overview
What this process is for.
Mastercam for multi-axis machining strategies.
SolidWorks for design review, fixture concepts, and minor model edits.
DFM feedback on tolerances, features, materials, and inspection requirements.
Process at a glance
- Working envelope
- N/A
- Tolerances
- Project-specific · confirmed at RFQ
- Inspection
- CMM · Faro arm · optical
- Quality system
- ISO 9001:2015 · ITAR
Equipment
Machines used for this work.
- Mastercam (multi-axis)
- SolidWorks
Materials
Materials supported on this process.
- N/A
Industries
Where this capability is used.
Aerospace
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Defense
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Medical Device
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Robotics & Automation
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Industrial Equipment
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Battery Manufacturing
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Electronics
Documented inspection and material control for OEM programs in this industry.
Applications
Typical part types and uses.
- Multi-axis toolpath programming
- Fixture concept and design
- DFM review on every quote
- Minor model edits to support manufacturability
Tolerances & quality
How we hold and verify the part.
Tolerance approach
DFM feedback flags features that drive tolerance cost or risk.
View tolerance standardsQuality & documentation
- Documented programs preserved for repeat programs
Related
Related capabilities.
Prototype Machining
Prototypes are programmed, fixtured, and inspected the same way production parts are — so the path from a first article to a qualified production program is short, predictable, and well-documented.
Production Machining
Repeat production runs require disciplined process control, stable fixturing, and predictable inspection.
5-Axis CNC Milling
5-axis machining on a Haas UMC-750 supports geometries that would require multiple setups on 3-axis equipment.
FAQ
Engineering FAQs
The questions engineering and procurement teams ask most often before a first quote.
What file formats do you accept?
STEP, STP, IGES, DXF, SLDPRT, PDF, and ZIP. STEP is preferred for 3D; 2D drawings remain the controlling document for tolerances.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes — NDAs are routine. Indicate NDA on your RFQ submission.
Can you help with design changes to improve manufacturability?
Yes. We provide DFM feedback at quoting and can suggest minor design modifications, which the engineering team confirms before release.
Quote CAD/CAM & DFM
Have a part ready for cad/cam & dfm?
Upload your CAD files or drawings — our engineering team reviews and responds within one business day.