Defense machining spans aerospace-grade components, weapons and vehicle parts, and firearm components — a mix of titanium, hardened steels, aluminum and specialty alloys, with tight tolerances, traceability and often ITAR compliance.
The equipment mirrors aerospace and firearms: rigid 5-axis machining centers, mill-turn machines, gun-drilling for barrels and bores, and EDM for hard, detailed features. Documentation and repeatability are as important as the cut.
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