Precision Aerospace CNC Shop - Founded 1998

The Company is a precision manufacturer serving the aerospace, defense, and commercial industries. Founded in 1998 and located in Orange County, California, the Company specializes in providing close tolerance machined and specialty products. The company maintains stable operations from its own 10,000+ sf manufacturing facility where it has established a strong reputation for quality services.

The Company excels in precision CNC machining and fabrication services with over 27 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. The company's highly skilled team consistently delivers exceptional quality components for aerospace, defense, and commercial applications, maintaining strong relationships with key clients including a major aerospace manufacturer.

The Company offers comprehensive manufacturing capabilities including CNC machining and turning, sheet metal fabrication, and prototype development. The Company's expertise extends to tools, dies, fixtures, and precision parts production with a commitment to rigorous quality control processes. Their comprehensive services include CNC machining and turning, sheet metal work, fabrication and assembly, finishing services, and prototype development. The dedicated team approaches each project with a commitment to innovation and excellence, solving complex manufacturing challenges while maintaining strict quality standards and delivery timelines.

The precision manufacturing operation uses state-of-the-art CNC machining and EDM technology, enabling the production of complex, high-tolerance components. Their extensive quality control system, integrated with computerized Shop Control Systems, ensures consistent quality while maintaining strict production schedules. This dedication to precision has earned it the ISO 9001:2015/AS9100D certification, validating their commitment to quality standards critical in aerospace and defense manufacturing.

Core Competencies
• CNC Machining & Precision Manufacturing
• Metal Fabrication & Assembly
• Prototyping & Product Development
• Quality Control & Testing
• Heat Treatment & Material Processing
• On-time Delivery & Project Management
• Technical Design & Engineering Support
• Custom Tooling & Fixtures
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