When customers need parts with ports in them, such as fuel manifolds or hydraulic fixturing, it’s not uncommon for them to request quotes from 50 shops and receive only 5-10 quotes in return. Ports are challenging to machine, which deters many precision machine shops from taking them on. But not us. At Focused on Machining, we specialize in challenging manufacturing projects and are always up for machining port parts.

When manufacturing customers need mechanical subassemblies, their standard process often involves outsourcing the components to a precision machine shop, sourcing and purchasing all the required hardware, and, eventually, having their own engineers put the assemblies together once the components and hardware have arrived.

Finding a precision machine shop that promises high-quality parts on time and for the right price is one thing. But whether or not that shop has what it takes to deliver on that promise is a whole different story. So, how can you pinpoint a superior precision machining partner in a sea of “good enough” shops? It starts with understanding what happens behind shop doors.

Looking for a Denver machine shop that excels at Inconel machining? At Focused on Machining, we love working with challenging materials that many other job shops try to avoid. Titanium and Nitronic 60 are examples of materials that get us excited to come to work every morning, but one material that’s hard to top is Inconel. 

Want better, faster, and less expensive CNC turned parts from your precision machining partner? At Focused on Machining, we provide CNC turning services at whatever level your project demands. We consistently turn parts to precise tolerances using sophisticated equipment and our extensive breadth of tooling.