CNC Milling
Ready to Meet Your CNC Milling Needs
We meet your needs with CNC horizontal and vertical machining centers focused on speed and accuracy. These CNC machines provide excellent rigidity, chip to chip speeds, spindle speeds and precision, and tool capabilities. To enhance our manufacturing processes, the equipment is equipped with high pressure coolant systems, rotary tables, chip conveyors, tool setters, and tool life monitoring systems.
A Quality Management System that’s Certified
Advantages You Enjoy with Nolte
- Experienced Precision Machining Expertise
- Just In Time Delivery of Parts
- Flexible Order Volume for Changing Markets
- Expert Cost Assessment
- Volume Material Purchasing
- Light Assembly Services
Your Partner for Higher Efficiency and Lower Total Costs
Supplying your made-to-spec components on time is just the beginning of what we do. As your precision machining partner, our goal is to meet and surpass your expectations by helping you realize process improvements that optimize efficiency and reduce costs. Through flexibility and responsive solutions, we are committed to meeting your current and future CNC milled parts needs. You can rely on Nolte and trust our team to be an extension of your team – ready, capable, and dedicated to your success.
Dependable Quality and Consistency
Through the use of industry-leading CAD/CAM software, we verify machining processes prior to launch on the production floor. Our CNC milling equipment delivers quick, consistent, and programmable control, for a part that is easily manufactured with the highest degree of quality and consistency.
Contact us for an appointment to begin the Nolte Precise Process and discover a total cost solution to your parts fulfillment needs.
About CNC Milling
Computer controlled or CNC milling is a process used to machine component parts from solid materials in both horizontal and vertical form, depending on the orientation of the spindle. In the milling process, both the cutter and the workpiece are moved with precise control to less than 0.001 in (0.025 mm), usually by means of precision ground slides and lead screws or a similar technology.
CNC milling machines perform a wide range of operations ranging from simple cutting to complex contouring. Cutting fluid to typically used with CNC milling machines to cool and lubricate the work surface.
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