We believe that a “shop rate” is a very poor indicator of what your unit price will be.  At best, a shop rate is an attempt to bundle all associated costs into a average hourly rate.   Even if you compare unit prices from two shops with the same shop rate, you will most likely get disparate prices from them due to differences in efficiency, machine technology, etc.

For that reason we have taken the approach of systematically breaking down our true cost for each resource and applying those costs, as applicable, to each project that we quote.  We quote our projects with a high degree of confidence that we are giving our customers an accurate “best” price.

We work with both large and small clients.  Some of the larger clients we work with are: BAE Systems, Raytheon, ITT/Exelis, Ametek, US DOD, Praxair, Ultra Electronics, Eaton, Graco, and Franklin Electric.

Yes, we have recently added onto our manufacturing facility (added on in 2012) and have about 20,000 square feet to grow into by adding new machines and capabilities.

Depending on the part complexity and capacity of our company typical lead times range from 4-8 weeks after receipt of order.

Yes, we offer both fixture design and manufacturing.

Yes, we can use NADCAP accredited vendors if that is this required for each project.

CNC Industries can offer many different services with our partners.  We can offer many types of plating, painting, many different types of testing (pressure test, FPI, MPI), and advanced gun drilling capabilities as well as fabrication work.

We are most experienced at machining aluminum alloys, steel and stainless steels, copper, brass and plastics.  We do have some experience in nickel based alloys such as titanium and inconel.