We service multiple industries including aerospace, automotive, medical, robotics, consumer electronics, and various others, requiring precision manufacturing.

You’ll receive a detailed quote within 12 hours after submitting your design files.

We accept CAD files in formats such as STEP, IGES, STL, and PDF for accurate processing.

Yes, we specialize in both rapid prototyping and high-volume production runs.

We offer over 50 metals and plastics, including aluminum, stainless steel, ABS, nylon, and more.

You can request a quote by contacting us with your design specifications, material requirements, and project details.

Yes, we provide rapid prototyping services to validate designs before full-scale production.

We work with a variety of metals, plastics, and composites, including aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, PEEK, and carbon fiber.

We use advanced inspection techniques, including CMM measurement, NDT testing, and adherence to ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.

Yes, we are equipped to handle both low-volume prototypes and large-scale production runs.

Lead times vary based on complexity and volume, but we strive for fast and efficient production while maintaining quality.

Yes, we support a wide range of metals, plastics, and composites. If you have specific material requirements, contact us for customization options.

CNC machining is widely used in aerospace, medical, robotics, electronics, automotive, and defense industries, where precision and durability are essential.

MXY Machining offers fast turnaround times, with standard orders completed in as little as seven working days, depending on complexity and volume.

Yes, we support a wide range of metals, plastics, and composites. If you have specific material requirements, contact us for customization options.

CNC machining provides high precision, repeatability, and flexibility, making it ideal for complex geometries and tight-tolerance parts without the need for extensive tooling.

We can achieve tolerances as tight as +/- 0.0001”, ensuring superior accuracy for critical components.

Yes, we provide both rapid prototyping and large-scale production services to accommodate projects at any stage of development.

You can request a quote by visiting our website and submitting your CAD files or design specifications. Our team will review your requirements and provide a detailed estimate promptly.
MXY Machining is your trusted partner for high-precision CNC machining solutions. Contact us today to discuss your project and experience the difference of expert craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology.

We manufacture engine parts, structural components, avionics housings, and more using high-precision CNC machining.

We machine aerospace-grade materials such as aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, and Inconel.

Yes, we provide rapid prototyping services to test designs before full-scale production.

Yes, we are equipped to handle both low-volume prototypes and high-volume production runs.

You can request a quote by contacting us with your design specifications, material requirements, and project details.

Automation systems rely on tight tolerances to ensure smooth operation, reduce wear, and maintain efficiency in mechanical movements.

Yes, multi-axis CNC machining enables the production of intricate designs required for gears, actuators, and sensor housings.

It provides consistent, defect-free parts that reduce system failures and minimize maintenance downtime.

Yes, MXY Machining offers both prototyping and scalable production, meeting the needs of automation startups and large manufacturers alike.

It creates precision components such as robotic arm joints, custom end-effectors, and motor housings, enhancing performance and adaptability in industrial automation.

It ensures tight tolerances, superior surface finishes, and high repeatability, reducing defects and enhancing durability for critical automotive applications.

Yes, CNC machining processes materials like aluminum and titanium, which reduce vehicle weight while maintaining strength and performance.

Yes, CNC machining is ideal for low- to medium-volume production of custom or performance parts without the need for expensive tooling like in injection molding.

Common materials include aluminum, stainless steel, brass, carbon steel, and engineering plastics, depending on the application and performance needs.

MXY Machining offers rapid prototyping and production, with turnaround times varying based on part complexity, material, and order volume.

CNC machining is used in fiber-optic networking, satellite communication, 5G infrastructure, antennas, and RF/microwave enclosures.

By maintaining tight tolerances and precise surface finishes, CNC-machined parts help minimize interference and ensure seamless signal transmission.

Common materials include aluminum for lightweight enclosures, copper and brass for conductivity, and high-performance plastics for insulation.

It allows for precise fabrication of heat sinks, RF shielding components, and mounting brackets, ensuring optimal performance of 5G networks.

Yes, CNC machining allows for highly customized, durable enclosures that protect sensitive electronics and networking hardware.

We produce precision-machined components for smartphones, wearables, home electronics, computing devices, and high-performance audio equipment.

We utilize advanced CNC machining, real-time inspections, and precision finishing to meet tight tolerances and aesthetic requirements.

Yes, we specialize in custom machining solutions tailored to the unique specifications of consumer electronics applications.

Absolutely. Our scalable production capabilities allow us to handle both small-batch and high-volume manufacturing while maintaining high precision and consistency.

We work with aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, engineered plastics, and other high-performance materials suited for electronic applications.

We produce precision-machined components for surgical instruments, orthopedic implants, diagnostic equipment, dental devices, and wearable medical technology.

Yes, we comply with industry standards such as FDA, ISO 13485, and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to ensure all components meet strict medical-grade requirements.

Absolutely. Our micro-machining and Swiss machining capabilities allow us to manufacture highly detailed and miniature medical components with extreme precision.

Yes, we offer rapid prototyping services to support medical device development and testing before full-scale production.

We work with biocompatible materials such as titanium, stainless steel, aluminum, PEEK, and medical-grade plastics to ensure safety and durability.

We produce precision-machined parts for robotic arms, motion systems, grippers, sensor housings, and structural components.

Yes, we provide custom CNC machining solutions tailored to the exact specifications of robotic designs.

Yes, we offer both low-volume prototyping and large-scale production while maintaining exceptional precision and quality.

We work with aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, engineering plastics, and other high-performance materials suited for robotic applications.

Yes, our rapid prototyping services allow engineers to test and refine robotic components before full-scale production.

MXY Machining provides high-precision custom parts, prototypes, and full-scale production for industrial machinery, ensuring parts are built for durability, performance, and efficiency.

We manufacture a wide range of components including gears, shafts, pulleys, machine tool parts, conveyor system components, and actuators—critical to maintaining smooth machinery operation.

Custom parts designed with precision ensure higher operational efficiency, reduced downtime, and longer service life, resulting in more reliable machinery performance and fewer maintenance issues.

We use materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and specialized alloys, selected based on strength, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance for specific machinery applications.

Yes, we offer rapid prototyping for initial testing, as well as the ability to scale up production for high-volume runs, meeting the needs of manufacturers and industrial machinery companies.

MXY Machining employs advanced CNC machining technologies, including multi-axis machines and high-precision tooling, to ensure that each component meets strict tolerances.

MXY Machining uses a range of materials for semiconductor components, including stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance, titanium for high-temperature resistance, aluminum for lightweight strength, and specialty alloys designed to withstand extreme environments.

MXY Machining offers rapid prototyping services to semiconductor companies, enabling them to test new designs quickly before full-scale production.

Yes, MXY Machining specializes in producing custom components tailored to the unique needs of semiconductor manufacturers.

MXY Machining ensures the durability of semiconductor components through careful material selection, precise manufacturing techniques, and rigorous quality control.

The best finish depends on your application. For corrosion resistance, anodizing or passivation is ideal. For aesthetics, polishing or plating may be suitable.

Anodizing enhances durability, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance while allowing for color customization.

Not all parts require finishing, but it is recommended for applications needing enhanced performance, protection, or aesthetics.

Yes, we offer custom finishing solutions tailored to your specific material, industry, and application needs.

Aerospace, medical, automotive, electronics, and industrial manufacturing industries commonly use surface finishing to enhance product quality and longevity.

We implement rigorous quality inspections, including adhesion tests, thickness measurements, and visual checks, to meet high industry standards.

You can contact us with your design specifications, material requirements, and finishing preferences, and our team will provide a tailored quote.

Our CNC turning services achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.001 inches, ensuring high accuracy and repeatability for critical applications.

CNC milling removes material using a rotating cutting tool, while CNC turning rotates the workpiece against a stationary cutting tool to shape cylindrical parts.

Lead times depend on part complexity and quantity, but MXY Machining offers fast turnaround times, often delivering parts within days.

Yes, with multi-axis CNC lathes and live tooling, we produce intricate geometries, including threads, grooves, and contoured surfaces.

Wire EDM is ideal for conductive materials, including stainless steel, tool steel, tungsten, titanium, Inconel, copper, and aluminum.

MXY Machining achieves tolerances as tight as ±0.0001 inches, ensuring extreme precision for critical applications.

Wire EDM offers stress-free, high-precision cutting with no tool wear, making it ideal for hard and delicate materials.

Yes, Wire EDM can cut sharp corners, intricate shapes, and fine details that are impossible with conventional machining.

Lead times vary based on part complexity, but MXY Machining offers fast turnarounds with high repeatability and accuracy.

We achieve ultra-tight tolerances down to ±0.0005 inches for critical medical applications.

We provide polishing, anodizing, passivation, and sterilization-ready finishes to meet medical-grade requirements.

Yes, we offer rapid prototyping and full-scale production with consistent quality.

Medical CNC machining is essential for surgical, orthopedic, dental, prosthetic, and diagnostic applications.

Yes! Our experts will recommend the best materials for your application based on strength, durability, and cost.

We achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.0005 inches, ensuring high-precision components.

We can accommodate parts up to 40 inches in length, 20 inches in width, and 15 inches in height, depending on material and design.

CNC milling is widely used in aerospace, automotive, medical, electronics, and industrial manufacturing.

MXY Machining offers a wide range of materials, including aluminum, stainless steel, ABS, nylon, polycarbonate, and more, depending on the application.

Depending on complexity and material availability, we can deliver prototypes in as little as a few days.

CNC machining and SLS 3D printing are ideal for functional testing due to their durability and precision.

Yes, we specialize in rapid iterations to help you refine your design efficiently.

SLA supports a wide range of materials, including standard resins, high-temperature resins, flexible resins, medical-grade resins, and more.

SLA 3D printing is often more cost-effective for small production runs or prototyping compared to traditional manufacturing methods, which require expensive molds and tooling.

Yes, SLA can be used for low-volume production of end-use parts, especially for applications that require high precision and fine detail.

SLA is a rapid prototyping process, and depending on the complexity of the design, prototypes can be produced in a matter of days.

SLS can utilize a wide variety of materials, including thermoplastics like nylon, composites, and metal alloys. At MXY Machining, we offer both plastic and metal SLS options to suit different application needs.

SLS offers rapid prototyping and production, with turnaround times often within days, depending on the complexity of the design and quantity needed.

Yes, SLS parts are highly durable and can be used for end-use applications, such as custom mechanical components, tools, and medical implants.

SLS provides high precision with tight tolerances, making it ideal for producing parts with intricate details and complex geometries.

PolyJet supports a variety of materials, including flexible, high-temperature, and medical-grade resins, allowing for parts with different properties such as flexibility, rigidity, and transparency.

PolyJet can produce prototypes in hours, depending on complexity, speeding up development cycles and design testing.

PolyJet offers superior resolution, smooth finishes, and the ability to print with multiple materials and colors, making it ideal for complex, high-detail parts.

Yes, PolyJet is suitable for low-volume production of high-precision parts, especially in industries like automotive, medical, and electronics.

HP MJF is significantly faster than traditional 3D printing methods because it prints entire layers at once, reducing production time and allowing for rapid prototyping and small-batch production.

Yes, HP MJF is capable of producing high-precision parts with tight tolerances and intricate details, making it suitable for industries like aerospace, automotive, and medical devices.

MJF primarily uses nylon-based powders, but it can also support elastomers and composite materials, offering a range of properties such as flexibility, strength, and heat resistance.

HP MJF eliminates the need for expensive tooling and molds, making it a cost-effective option for low-volume production, reducing overall manufacturing costs.

MXY Machining offers a variety of thermoplastic materials for FDM printing, including ABS, PLA, Nylon, PETG, and specialty materials like carbon fiber-reinforced plastics.

Our FDM printers can achieve high levels of accuracy, typically within 0.1 to 0.2 mm. The final accuracy depends on factors such as the resolution of the printer, material used, and part geometry.

Yes, FDM can be used for production parts. MXY Machining specializes in both prototyping and small-batch production of functional parts, providing an affordable and fast solution for manufacturing needs.

The printing time at MXY Machining depends on the size and complexity of the part. Small, simple parts can be printed in a few hours, while larger or more intricate designs may take several days to complete.

Plastic 3D printing is an additive manufacturing process where parts are created layer by layer using thermoplastic materials. It is ideal for prototyping, small-batch production, and creating custom parts.

At MXY Machining, we offer a variety of plastic materials for 3D printing, including PLA, ABS, Nylon, PETG, TPU, and more. We can help you select the best material based on your project’s requirements.

The time it takes to print a part depends on the size and complexity of the design. Small parts may take a few hours to print, while larger or more complex designs may take longer. MXY Machining prioritizes quick turnaround times to meet your deadlines.

Yes, plastic 3D printing is suitable for producing low-volume production parts. It is a cost-effective option for producing small batches of functional parts or custom components.

Yes, at MXY Machining, our plastic 3D printing technology provides high accuracy, typically within 0.1 to 0.2 mm. The accuracy depends on factors like material choice and part geometry.

Plastic 3D printing is used across various industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical, consumer products, and manufacturing. It is particularly useful for prototyping and small-batch production.

Yes, plastic 3D printing generates less waste compared to traditional manufacturing methods, making it a more sustainable option. Additionally, many of the materials used in 3D printing are recyclable, offering an eco-friendly solution.

Customized 3D printing can be used to create prototypes, small-batch production parts, consumer products, medical devices, automotive parts, architectural models, and more. If you have a unique design, we can help bring it to life.

The time it takes to print a custom part depends on the size, complexity, and material chosen. Generally, small to medium-sized parts can be printed within a few days, while larger or more complex parts may take longer.

Absolutely! Customized 3D printing is perfect for low-volume production runs. It allows you to produce small batches of parts without the need for expensive molds or tooling.

Yes, one of the advantages of customized 3D printing is its cost-effectiveness for small production runs. Unlike traditional methods, there are no upfront costs for molds or tooling, making it an affordable solution for low-volume production.

Vapor smoothing is most commonly used with thermoplastic materials like ABS and PETG, which are commonly used in FDM 3D printing.

The time required for vapor smoothing depends on the size and complexity of the part. Typically, the process takes a few hours, with the final part needing some time to cool and harden.

Vapor smoothing enhances the surface quality of your parts by eliminating layer lines, improving aesthetics, and increasing the part’s strength.

Yes, vapor smoothing not only improves the appearance but also enhances the strength and durability of the part.

If your part has visible layer lines or rough surfaces that need to be refined for aesthetic or functional reasons, vapor smoothing is an excellent choice. Our team at MXY Machining can evaluate your part and recommend the best finishing process based on your needs.

Our machines achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.1 mm depending on the material.

Yes, it excels at cutting intricate shapes and fine details.

Absolutely. We support everything from rapid prototyping to high-volume production.

Most laser-cut parts require no finishing, but we can provide deburring and surface treatments upon request.

We typically handle up to 20mm thick metals, depending on the material type.

Our plasma cutters handle up to 1.5 inches (38mm) of carbon steel.

It’s less precise than laser cutting but still accurate for many industrial needs.

Yes, plasma cutting works effectively on stainless steel.

Plasma is generally faster on thick materials but slightly less accurate on fine details.

Edges are clean but may require minimal finishing depending on material thickness.

No, it’s a cold-cutting process—ideal for heat-sensitive materials.

Tolerances as tight as ±0.05 mm depending on material and thickness.

Yes, edges are typically clean and burr-free.

It may be slower but is more versatile and precise on thick or delicate materials.

Not always—pure water is used for soft materials; abrasive is used for hard materials.

Absolutely. It’s ideal for both prototypes and final production parts.

Depending on complexity, prototypes can be ready in as little as 7–10 business days after mold approval. For production runs, we offer quick turnarounds with guaranteed quality.

Yes. Our in-house engineering team offers DFM analysis and full mold design support to ensure optimal performance, part quality, and manufacturability.

MXY Machining supports small batch runs (as low as 100 units) and large-scale production (100,000+ units), offering flexibility for startups and enterprises alike.

Absolutely. We provide overmolding for multi-material parts and insert molding for integrating metal or threaded inserts directly during the molding process.

We typically achieve tolerances of ±0.005 inches, depending on material and part geometry. Critical features can be dialed in further with DFM optimization.

We typically deliver prototype molded parts within 7–15 business days, depending on part complexity and material availability.

Prototype injection molding uses temporary tooling (like aluminum molds) to produce a limited number of parts for testing and validation. Production molding uses hardened steel tooling for high-volume, long-term use.

We support a wide range of thermoplastics including ABS, PC, nylon, PP, TPE, TPU, POM, and more—many of which match your intended production materials.

Prototype molds can typically produce 500 to 10,000+ parts depending on material and mold complexity.

Absolutely. We offer full-scale production services and can help you scale seamlessly from prototyping to mass manufacturing—all under one roof.

Yes, we handle everything from small-batch prototypes to high-volume production with fast lead times and consistent quality.

Our die cast parts are produced with tight tolerances and excellent repeatability — typically ±0.1 mm, depending on part size and complexity.

Absolutely. We offer CNC machining to meet precise dimensional specs and secondary finishing like powder coating, polishing, and plating.

Lead times vary by volume and complexity but typically range from 2 to 6 weeks. Expedited services are available upon request.

Due to the high upfront tooling costs, die casting is most economical for medium to high-volume production. For small batches, we recommend CNC machining or 3D printing.

Lead times usually range from 7 to 10 working days, depending on complexity and volume. Rush orders can be accommodated.

Yes, silicone molds capture high-fidelity details, making vacuum casting suitable for functional parts and assemblies.

Our parts offer tolerances of ±0.3 mm or better, depending on part size and geometry, with excellent consistency.

While primarily used for prototypes and low-volume production, vacuum casting can be a great stop-gap for market testing and bridge production before full-scale molding.

Absolutely. We offer custom color matching, tinted transparents, and a variety of surface finishes to match your product vision.

We support both low-volume prototyping and high-volume production. MOQ can vary by profile complexity—contact us for a quote.

We commonly use 6061, 6063, 6082, and 7075, but can source others upon request based on strength, finish, or corrosion-resistance needs.

Absolutely. MXY Machining specializes in custom aluminum extrusions, including intricate hollow and semi-hollow designs.

Yes. We provide CNC machining services including drilling, tapping, slotting, and cutting for post-extrusion refinement.

We offer anodizing, powder coating, polishing, sandblasting, and precision CNC finishing depending on your application needs.

It depends on your part’s material, function, and environment. We recommend anodizing for aluminum, powder coating for durability, and polishing for high-aesthetic value.

Yes. For example, you can bead blast a part before anodizing it to achieve a matte anodized finish.

Yes. Some finishes, like powder coating or plating, add thickness. We account for this in your design and machining stages.

Yes. We offer RoHS-compliant, biocompatible, and FDA-safe finishes upon request.

Absolutely. We support Pantone color matching and can replicate custom textures with brushing or blasting.

Most orders are completed within a few days, depending on part complexity and volume.

We offer a variety of materials, including PLA, ABS, nylon, resin, and metals like aluminum and titanium.

Yes, 3D printing is viable for small to medium production runs, especially with industrial-grade technologies like MJF and DMLS.

Yes, our equipment can handle large-scale 3D printing, with size limitations depending on the chosen technology.

We accept STL, STEP, IGES, and other common 3D file formats.