Precision Machining for Columbus, GA
Precision machining for Columbus buyers means holding the print, proving it on a CMM, and shipping documentation with the parts. Wexmar runs tight-tolerance turning, horizontal milling, and Swiss work for Columbus manufacturers in defense and aerospace, food processing, and technical textiles from Canastota, NY, delivered on served by a one-to-two-day LTL lane from Central New York.
Tolerances we hold for Columbus work
Typical work runs plus or minus .005 in on general features and plus or minus .0005 in on bores, journals, and fits where the print calls for it. Concentricity, position, flatness, and surface finish are inspected, not assumed.
Inspection that travels with the parts
Two Brown and Sharpe CMMs, an optical comparator, and a calibrated gage library back every Columbus order. First-article inspection, CMM dimensional reports, and material certs with heat-lot traceability ship on request.
Materials for precision Columbus parts
Precipitation-hardening stainless, Nitronic 50, tool steels, titanium, Inconel and Monel, aluminum, and engineered plastics. Hard turning and centerless or surface grinding handle finish-critical diameters.
From Columbus print to inspected part
Send the drawing and quantity. The quote itemizes material, machine time, outside processing, inspection deliverables, and freight to Columbus, then a human estimator confirms before the job runs.
Columbus at a glance
- Service
- Precision machining
- Typical tolerance
- +/- .005 in general, +/- .0005 in fits
- Inspection
- CMM, comparator, FAI
- Machined in
- Canastota, NY
- Ships to
- Columbus, GA
- Transit
- served by a one-to-two-day LTL lane from Central New York
Precision Machining for Columbus, GA: FAQ
What is the tightest tolerance you machine for Columbus customers?
Bores, journals, and mating fits are commonly held to plus or minus .0005 in, with grinding used where the print demands finer control. Tolerance is quoted feature by feature from your drawing.
Do Columbus orders include a CMM report?
Yes, on request. CMM dimensional reports, first-article inspection, and material certs are quoted as line items and ship with the parts.
Can you machine precipitation-hardening stainless?
Yes. 17-4 PH, 15-5 PH, and Nitronic 50 run regularly, with heat treat through qualified outside processors when the condition calls for it.