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Five Axis Milling
We can handle almost any size application.

The superior technology of our 5 Axis milling machines give us the ability to do projects that only a handful of shops in the U.S. can handle. We are one of only a few locations within the West Coast area - and one of even fewer on the Front Range. Accurate to .00005" and extremely efficient, our machines have what it takes to turn your ideas into reality.
5 Axis Machining
    Why Choose 5 Axis Milling?

  • Highly Consistent for Tighter Tolerances
  • Continuous Path Surface Contouring
  • Reduced Set Ups
  • High Speed Material Removal
  • Mill up to: 49.2 x 34.6 x 31.5
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What is 5 Axis Machining?
 
Five axis (5-axis) machining refers to the machining of a part whereas the part geometry is typically complex and requires the machine tool to positon and articulate the cutting tool along 5 axes of motion versus the more common 3 axes (X,Y,Z). The CNC machine tools that are used in this process are called 5-axis machines or 5axis machining centers. Five axis machining is most commonly used in the aerospace, defense and medical industries. 5 axis machines can also increase efficiency on prismatic parts by allowing multiple sides of a part to be machined at one time.