CNC Machining
CNC Machining Services for Custom Parts and Equipment
CNC Machining is a precise trade no matter what materials your product is made of, and the CNC machinists at Barnes Manufacturing Services make precision parts every time. Whether you need a replacement part that is no longer being manufactured, or have an idea for a new machine or tooling that will make your job easier, we can provide services from design to delivery.
Tooling and Equipment Design for Best Usability
When you bring a design, drawing or concept for a product that you need manufactured, our designers and engineers will make sure that all of the dimensions are right and that the correct materials are used to stand up to the practical applications of the part, tooling or machine you need.
Precision Machining of a Variety of Materials
One size does not fit all and one type of metal or plastic does not work for every part or product. That’s why at Barnes, we will help you decide which materials can be used for your machined parts for them to stand up to their intended purpose. Our machinists are experienced in custom manufacturing of a huge variety of material, from wood and plastic to a number of different metals.
Metal Materials Machining:
Brass – High malleability, and low heat resistance, corrosion resistance, germicidal and antimicrobial make it a good choice for commonly touched products in sterile environments
Steel – Different grades of steel possess different machinability properties, but it is tough enough to stand up to heat and use.
Stainless Steel – Suitable in many natural and man-made environments due to its luster and high resistance to oxidation and corrosion, and is relatively low cost, and low maintenance (great for commercial products and applications)
Aluminum – A soft, lightweight metal with a superior corrosion resistance and durability
Copper – A relatively soft metal with characteristics of strength, conductivity, corrosion resistance, machinability, and ductility make copper one of the most versatile materials
Magnesium – Possesses a strength-to-weight ratio similar to that of steel alloys, and it is relatively corrosion resistance compared to steel
