SERVICES
CNC PRODUCTION PARTS
Repeat runs where part 200 has to match part 1. Diameter control, dimensional consistency, and material certs — the paperwork and the process both built for volume.
THE APPROACH
PART 200 MATCHES PART 1
Production runs live or die on repeatability. A production vertical machining center holds the same setup across the batch, parts get pulled and checked at hold points through the run — not just at the end — and full material certs go out with the shipment when the job calls for it.
Production-volume vertical machining for repeatable batch runs
In-process checks at hold points through the batch, not just the final part
Full material certs and inspection reports for Tier-1 requirements
Post-heat-treat inspection where the process calls for it
Blueprint verification before release
THE STANDARD
WHAT VOLUME RUNS ON
The equipment and the paperwork that make a repeat run actually repeat.
PRODUCTION VMC
PRODUCTION VOLUME
REPEATABLE SETUPS
USE
SEE
Batch production runs
USE
SEE
Batch production runs
MATERIAL CERTS
TRACEABLE
TIER-1 REQUIREMENTS
USE
SEE
Full cert package
USE
SEE
Full cert package
CMM INSPECTION
VERIFIED
HOLD-POINT CHECKS
USE
SEE
Mid-batch + final
USE
SEE
Mid-batch + final
THE WORK
WHAT KEEPS A BATCH CONSISTENT
Four things that happen on a production run.
01
PRODUCTION-VOLUME MILLING
The production VMC runs the batch on a repeatable setup, so the part that comes off at position 200 matches the one that came off first.
02
IN-PROCESS HOLD POINTS
Parts get pulled and checked partway through the run, not just at the end — quality built into the travelers, not bolted on after.
03
POST-HEAT-TREAT INSPECTION
Where the process calls for heat treat, parts get inspected coming out of it — dimensions confirmed after the material's changed, not assumed.
04
CERTS &
TRACEABILITY
Full material certs and inspection reports go out with the batch when the job requires it, so every part is traceable back to its material and its checks.
QUALITY
CHECKED AT HOLD POINTS, NOT JUST AT THE END
A batch that only gets inspected on the last part is a batch where problem 50 doesn't get caught until it's already problem 200. Ours gets checked at hold points through the run, verified against the blueprint, with full traceability on the material behind it.
In-process hold points through the batch
Blueprint verification before release
Full material certs and inspection reports for Tier-1 traceability
Owner-level review on critical first-article setups
QUESTIONS
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
CAN YOU RUN PRODUCTION VOLUME, NOT JUST ONE-OFFS?
Yes — the milling fleet is set up for repeatable, batch production runs, not just single parts.
HOW DO YOU KEEP QUALITY CONSISTENT ACROSS A LARGE RUN?
In-process hold points through the batch, not just a final check — parts get pulled and verified against the print partway through the run.
CAN YOU PROVIDE MATERIAL CERTS FOR TIER-1 REQUIREMENTS?
Yes. Full material certs and inspection reports are available for jobs that require Tier-1 traceability.
DO YOU INSPECT PARTS AFTER HEAT TREAT?
Yes, where the process involves heat treat — dimensions get re-checked after, since the material can move.
WHAT VOLUME COUNTS AS A PRODUCTION RUN HERE?
There's no fixed cutoff — send the print and the quantity and we'll tell you straight whether it fits a production setup or runs better as a shorter batch.
NEXT STEP
GOT A BATCH TO RUN?
Print, model, or the actual part — however you've got it, send it over. You'll get a straight answer on whether we can make it, what it takes, and how long it runs.
McIntyre Tool & Machine
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