CNC metal machining services
PROTEC provides CNC milling and CNC turning tailored to individual specifications, delivering parts that meet dimensional and functional requirements across single units and series.
From project handoff through machining and final inspection, each step is coordinated to protect timelines and quality targets with rigorous control. The approach leverages advanced CNC equipment and a continuously modernized machine park to support complex geometries and repeatable cycles.
CNC milling – precise multi-axis cutting for prismatic and complex components with stable process control.
CNC turning – efficient production of rotational parts with consistent dimensions across batches.
Drilling and threading – clean holes and threads integrated into the main machining cycle for cost-effective throughput.
Prototype to series – flexible planning for samples, small batches, and scale-up paths aligned with downstream assembly needs.
Industries and applications
Long-term cooperation with automotive, construction, energy, and industrial partners has built robust know-how for varied operating conditions and part classes. Typical deliverables include structural elements, machine parts, industrial installation fittings, and custom components made to customer drawings. This range enables efficient scaling from first article to steady production with controlled costs and lead times.
Integrated metalworking
For related needs such as stamping, cutting, and welding, explore PROTEC’s broader metalworking capabilities to combine machining with upstream and downstream steps. Seamless routing between operations shortens schedules and improves overall process stability from raw material to finished assembly. See more at Metalworking – Stamping, cutting, welding on the dedicated page: Metalworking services for integrated production paths.
How the process works
After receiving the drawing and requirements, the team prepares a clear plan for machining, checks critical features, and sets a verification path for first-off inspection. During production, monitoring and documented checks maintain conformity, while a modernized machine park supports consistent cycle times. Final inspection closes the loop, ensuring that delivered parts meet functional and dimensional targets for installation.