Programming
CAM time for repeat orders is reduced because we store verified posts with the part number.
Pricing
Rates start here before geometry adds time.
Final pricing always follows a drawing review. The table below is order-of-magnitude guidance when you budget a new part number, and your buyer receives a fixed quote once tolerances, finishes and inspection levels are confirmed. Setup hours are listed separately so you can compare shops fairly.
Starting rates by process
| 3-axis milling | 3 h | 95 USD/h |
|---|---|---|
| 5-axis milling | 4 h | 135 USD/h |
| Mill-turn | 3 h | 115 USD/h |
| Swiss turning | 2 h | 105 USD/h |
How we price
Do you charge for quoting?
Simple parts are free to quote. Complex assemblies may carry a review fee credited on first PO.
Are materials included?
Quotes show material as a separate line with mill certificate level noted.
How do rush orders affect price?
Expedite fees are listed as a percentage on the quote and require written approval before we release routers.
What the hourly rate covers
Inspection
In-process checks and final CMM sampling are included unless your plan specifies 100 percent inspection.
How a quote becomes a PO
- 01
Drawing review
Engineering confirms material, tolerances and inspection sampling before any hourly rate is applied.
- 02
Written quote
You receive setup hours, run rate, material line and lead time in one PDF.
- 03
First article
When required, the first piece is measured and held until you approve the report.
Need an exact number?
Upload a model on the contact page and we will return a fixed price for the quantity you specify.