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Dorchester Center, MA 02124
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Weekend: 10AM - 5PM
Precision CNC machining for custom components, castings and assemblies from prototype through repeat production, machining and inspection.
HIQ Precision provides precision CNC machining for custom components, castings and assemblies from prototype through repeat production. We begin by reviewing the drawing, material, tolerance and quantity to define a practical machining route.


Every feature, datum and tolerance affects the machining plan. Therefore, our engineering team connects programming, workholding, tooling and inspection before production begins.

Primarily, we program pockets, faces, profiles and complex features around datums and tolerance requirements.

In addition, precision CNC machining of shafts, bushings, fittings and round parts can include secondary milling and drilling.

Then we plan complex geometries and multi-sided features for accuracy and efficient setups.

One-off prototypes and repeat orders follow a documented machining and quality plan.

Finally, secondary operations stay coordinated with machining, surface treatment, heat treatment and assembly.

Critical dimensions and documentation are checked against the approved drawing and plan.
In practice, a clear precision CNC machining process keeps technical assumptions visible. In addition, each approval creates a baseline for repeat production and inspection.
First, confirm materials, tolerances, datums and critical features.
Next, select machines, workholding, tools and inspection methods.
Then program, set up and machine with in-process checks.
After machining, verify critical characteristics against the drawing.
Finally, complete secondary operations, packing and delivery.
Material, heat treatment and finishing requirements can change tooling and process strategy. Therefore, we confirm them together before production.
For example, precision CNC machining of aluminum is common for castings, housings and brackets.
Process planning accounts for machinability, heat treatment and tolerance.
Tool life, finishing and inspection requirements are reviewed together.
Anodizing, plating, deburring and assembly are coordinated after machining.

Before production, we identify critical dimensions, checking methods and documentation needs. As a result, inspection supports the approved drawing rather than becoming a final sorting step. Our approach follows IATF 16949 principles where applicable.
To begin, start with the precision CNC machining information you have. If a requirement is missing, our engineering team will clarify it during review.
For example, send STEP or IGES files with a 2D PDF, DXF or DWG when tolerances and finishes are critical. Please also include material, quantity, finishing and delivery requirements.
Our precision CNC machining service can process aluminum castings and other components under one quality plan. In addition, we review fixtures, datums and stock condition before quoting.
Prototype and production orders are both supported by the same process. Consequently, machine selection and workholding are planned around both the immediate order and expected volume.
Initially, send the drawing with the critical tolerances identified. Then our team reviews the features, material, process and inspection method before confirming capability and quotation.
Certainly, secondary operations and inspection remain part of the same project plan. Therefore, finishing, critical dimensions, packing and documentation can be coordinated before delivery.
Simply upload the model, drawing and production requirements. After review, our precision CNC machining team will clarify the machining, finishing and inspection route before quotation.