CNC Milling Service
CNC Milling is a subtractive manufacturing process that uses computerized controls and rotating multi-point cutting tools to remove material from a work piece, creating precise, custom parts. It offers high accuracy, repeatability, and versatility, commonly used for rapid prototyping and production in metals, plastics, and wood across industries like aerospace and medical.
The process involves CAD model design, machine programming, and automated milling where cutting tools, not the part, move to create complex geometries.
CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control, a manufacturing process where pre-programmed software dictates the movement of machinery to cut, shape, and finish material. It acts as a computerized, automated alternative to manual machining, enabling high precision and repeatability in production.
CNC Lathe Services
A CNC lathe is a computer-controlled machine tool that rotates a work piece on an axis to perform various operations such as cutting, sanding, drilling, or turning, producing precise, symmetrical cylindrical parts. They offer high-speed production, consistent accuracy for complex parts, and reduced labor costs compared to manual lathes.
CNC Swiss Turning
CNC Swiss turning is a high-precision machining process for small, complex, and long, slender parts, featuring a sliding headstock and guide bushing that supports material directly at the point of cut. It enables superior accuracy, minimal vibration, and often combines turning with milling to eliminate secondary operations.
Ideal for diameters typically under 32mm (though larger options exist) requiring tight tolerances, often used for medical, dental, and electronic components. The guide bushing support minimizes deflection, allowing for high-quality machining of long, thin components that would buckle on a conventional lathe.
Welding/Metal Spraying
Welding is a fabrication process that joins materials—primarily metals or thermoplastics—by using high heat to melt the base parts, often adding a filler material to form a strong, molten pool that cools into a permanent bond. Key techniques include MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Cored welding, utilized for construction, manufacturing, and repair.
Metal spraying are surface engineering processes that apply molten or semi-molten material to components, enhancing durability, restoring worn surfaces, or providing corrosion resistance. Using heat sources like electric arcs or flames, metals such as steel or nickel are deposited, creating strong metallurgical bonds for applications in industries like aerospace and manufacturing.
Laser/Plasma Table
A CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machine used for high-precision, automated cutting of materials, primarily metals. Laser tables use a concentrated light beam for high-detail work on thin materials, while Plasma tables use ionized gas for fast, cost-effective cutting of thicker conductive metals.
Common Applications
Laser Tables: Intricate designs, automotive parts, medical devices, and thin sheet metal fabrication.
Plasma Tables: Structural steel work, heavy fabrication, industrial manufacturing, and automotive repair.
Breakdown Work
Mechanical/Functional Failure: If equipment or a machine breaks down, stops operating properly, ceases to function, at Valley Machine Works, we are dedicated to providing high-quality industrial equipment solutions to businesses of all sizes. Whether you need heavy-duty machinery or specialized tools, our team of experts is here to help. We have years of experience in the industry and are committed to delivering exceptional customer service every step of the way.
Emergency Repairs
If there is a situations that cannot wait without causing further harm, repairs that are urgent, unplanned maintenance needed immediately to ensure safety or restore essential services, Valley Machine Works can help. We offer 24 hour emergency services with an immediate response.
Painting
Specialized services focused on applying protective, high-performance coatings to machinery, with a primary purpose is to prevent corrosion, wear, and damage from chemicals or extreme temperatures, prioritizing longevity and structural integrity. Shielding surfaces from harsh conditions like humidity, chemicals, and abrasion.