Base & Mounting Plates
Tapped patterns, dowel holes and mounting faces.
AUTOMATION EQUIPMENT
Automation Equipment cnc machining services
Plates, brackets, shafts and fixtures for special-purpose machine builders. Bring your BOM together for a drawing-based machining review.
- Sample production*
- 3–5 working days
- Batch production*
- 7–15 working days
- CNC machines in register
- 86
- Critical features, on review
- ±0.01 mm
*Reference windows, confirmed with your quotation. Transit time is separate. Tolerances depend on material, geometry and process.
Parts we machine for automation equipment
The custom components in your machine, made to your drawings.
Motor Mounts & Brackets
Pilot bores, perpendicular faces and fixing holes.
Shafts & Guide Rods
Bearing journals, keyways and retaining grooves.
Locating Pins & Bushings
Locating diameters and mating fits to drawing.
Fixtures & Nests
Aluminum and engineering plastic workholding.
Gripper Fingers
Contact profiles shaped around your workpiece.
Manifolds & Valve Blocks
Threaded ports and cross-drilled passages.
Bearing Housings
Bearing bores, shoulders and mounting interfaces.
AI-generated application images illustrate part types and workflows; they are not photographs of delivered projects.
Built for how machine builders buy
Many different parts, a few of each, all needed for the same build.
One review for your whole BOM
Share part numbers, revisions and quantities together. We review machining access, materials and critical features before confirming scope and pricing.
Check the interfaces that matter
Identify bearing fits, locating holes and assembly datums on your drawings. Agree the inspection method and report requirements with the quotation.
Plan delivery around your build
Discuss part identification, protective packaging and shipment grouping during review. Confirm which lines are needed first for assembly or trials.
Capabilities at a glance
Match the machining route to the interfaces, materials and finishes your assembly needs.
- Processes
- 3-axis and 5-axis milling, CNC turning and milling, Swiss machining
- Tolerances
- Critical fits to drawing; ±0.01 mm features subject to geometry, material and process review
- Materials
- Aluminum, stainless steel, carbon and alloy steel, brass, POM and PEEK
- Finishes
- Anodizing, black oxide, passivation and plating, subject to material compatibility
- Inspection
- CMM, optical measurement and gauges; report scope agreed before production
- Equipment
- 86 CNC machines in the turning & milling register; 122 measurement instruments in the calibration plan
From BOM to parts in four steps
- 01
Share your BOM
Send part numbers, revisions, quantities, models and drawings.
- 02
Review the quotation
Confirm each line’s material, finish, inspection and delivery target.
- 03
Approve first articles
Review samples and agreed measurements before batch production.
- 04
Receive your parts
Complete final checks and pack against the agreed shipment plan.
START WITH YOUR DRAWINGS
Get your BOM reviewed
Include these details so we can review each line with fewer follow-up questions.
- BOM with part numbers, revisions and quantities
- STEP models and dimensioned PDF drawings
- Material grade, finish and critical fits for each line
- Inspection reports, packaging and target delivery date
For a multi-file enquiry, combine your BOM and drawings in a ZIP file. Maximum upload: 50 MB.
Prefer email? info@cncpioneer.com
Automation Equipment FAQ
New to machine building? Read what automation equipment is for types, components and practical examples.
Planning your BOM? Compare machined vs bought SPM parts before releasing drawings and purchase orders.
Can you machine parts for one-off, special-purpose automation machines?
Yes. Send the complete BOM, even when quantities differ by line. We review prototypes, single-machine builds and repeat orders individually, and confirm minimum quantities and setup costs in the quotation.
How should I specify tolerances on automation parts?
Identify the features that control assembly and function: bearing fits, locating holes, mounting faces and datum relationships. Specify the required fits, geometric tolerances and general tolerance standard on the drawing. Avoid applying the tightest tolerance to every surface.
Can you quote from 2D drawings only?
A complete 2D drawing may be sufficient for straightforward plates, pins and turned components. Include a STEP model for complex pockets, angled features or internal passages, together with the drawing that defines tolerances and finish.
Which inspection reports can I request?
Request the dimensional or first-article report you need when submitting the RFQ. Mark critical dimensions and datums so we can confirm inspection methods, sampling, documentation and any additional cost before production.
Can you machine hardened steel or finish critical-fit parts?
State the steel grade, required hardness and heat treatment condition. For coated parts, identify masked areas, coating thickness and whether dimensions apply before or after finishing. Process suitability and any secondary operations are confirmed during drawing review.
What lead time should I plan for?
Reference production windows are 3–5 working days for samples and 7–15 working days for batches. Final timing depends on material availability, quantity, part complexity, finishing and inspection. The quotation confirms the schedule; shipping time is separate.