CNC Machining & Precision Tool Room Services in Bengaluru
High-precision CNC machining and tool room solutions for parts and tooling. We machine Steel, Aluminium, Brass, and Copper components and build Injection Moulding Dies, Rubber Mould Dies, Press Tools, Blow Molds and Jigs & Fixtures - all under one roof.
- High Precision & Accuracy
- Advanced CNC &Machining
- On-Time Delivery
- Quality Assured Every Step
What Is CNC Machining?
CNC machining uses computer-controlled cutting tools to shape metal or plastic parts to a precise, repeatable design. Instead of relying on a machinist's hand for every cut, the process follows a programmed path, which means the tenth part looks exactly like the first one.
CNC Turning
- Workpiece rotates against a stationary cutting tool
- Ideal for round parts like shafts, bushings, pins
- High accuracy & smooth finish
- Better dimensional accuracy
- Higher cost per part
CNC Milling
- Cutting tool rotates against stationary workpiece
- Ideal for complex shapes, slots, pockets, and flats
- High accuracy & flexibility
Materials We Machine
We use the right material to match your part’s strength, weight, and performance needs.
Steel
Strength & durability
Copper
Excellent electrical conductivity
Aluminium
Lightweight & corrosion resistant
Brass
Excellent machinability & corrosion resistant
Precision Tool Room: Dies, Moulds, Jigs & Fixtures
Beyond machining individual parts, our tool room builds the equipment you need for production:
Injection Moulding Dies
for shaping molten plastic into finished parts.
Rubber Mould Dies
for industrial rubber components.
Press Tools
for stamping and forming sheet metal parts.
Blow Moulds
for hollow plastic parts like bottles and containers.
Jigs & Fixtures
for holding and guiding parts precisely during machining or assembly.
How We Work
Our Process
Design & CAD Review
We study your drawing and CAD models carefully.
Programming
Toolpaths are programmed for accuracy & efficiency.
Machining / Tool Building
CNC machines or tools build to exact specifications.
Trial & Inspection
Dimensions & quality checked before final approval.
Finishing & Deburring
Surface finishing and deburring for perfect quality.
Dispatch
Approved parts are packed securely and shipped on time.
Why Choose Us
- High dimensional accuracy - right the first time
- Strong mechanical properties in every batch
- Medium-to-high volume production capability
- In-house tooling and quick design modifications
- Bengaluru-based foundry - easy to reach and visit
ISO
Certified
Our Clients
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
What Our Clients Are Saying
Beautiful plant, clean vision of the future. Looking forward to continuing our business and success together.
Excellent facility, very good infrastructure, farsighted planning, and a people-focused organisation. Wishing Mahati all the best.
Reliable on-time delivery and consistent quality on every batch. Their pattern-making precision has made our foundry process far smoother.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CNC machining used for?
It uses computer-controlled cutting tools to precisely shape metal or plastic parts, used for prototypes, tooling, and production components.
What is the difference between CNC turning and milling?
Turning rotates the workpiece against a stationary cutting tool, ideal for round parts. Milling rotates the cutting tool against a stationary workpiece, ideal for complex shapes.
What materials can be CNC machined?
Steel, Aluminium, Brass, and Copper are commonly machined, chosen based on strength, conductivity, and finish requirements.
How much does machining cost in India?
It depends on material, part complexity, tolerance requirements, and batch size. Share your drawing with us for an accurate quote.
What is a jig and fixture used for?
Jigs and fixtures hold and guide workpieces or tools precisely during machining or assembly, ensuring repeatable accuracy.
What is the difference between an injection mould die and a press tool?
An injection mould die shapes molten plastic into a part. A press tool shapes sheet metal through stamping or forming operations.
What is a blow mould used for?
Blow moulds shape hollow plastic parts, like bottles and containers, by inflating heated plastic against the mould's inner surface.
What tolerance can this process achieve?
Modern CNC machining routinely holds tight tolerances suitable for precision automotive, tooling, and industrial components, though the exact figure depends on part geometry and material.