WC-120 / Machining

CNC Milling

Route prismatic parts and machined features through a released setup with workholding, access, and inspection kept together.

Route a milled part ↗
Identical aluminum brackets machined and stacked in a black CNC milling cell
EXOCNC PROCESS VISUALIZATION / FIRST LIVE REDLINE
Work centerWC-120
OperationCNC milling / multi-part machining
Routing modePrototype / bridge run / repeat production
Commercial modeQuote per released part and operation

Every project is reviewed and quoted independently.

MILLING ROUTE

Features in. Released parts out.

The work center gives milling a distinct production record without losing the fixtures, checks, or next operation it depends on.

  1. 01Review the part

    Confirm the released model or drawing, material, datum intent, quantity, timing, and the features owned by this operation.

  2. 02Plan the setup

    Keep workholding, tool access, part location, and route position with the milling work center.

  3. 03Run the operation

    Complete the released milling scope for the approved prototype, bridge run, or recurring production lot.

  4. 04Check + hand off

    Verify the required features and release the part to deburr, joining, finish, assembly, or final inspection.

WORK-CENTER RECORD

The fields production will need later.

Typical input
Released model or drawing / material / datum strategy / quantity
Released output
Milled part / operation check / next-route identification
Required handoff
Deburr / joining / finish / inspection / assembly
Schedule unit
Estimated and scheduled per released setup and lot
Quality gate
Critical machined features confirmed per drawing or approved sample
Capability boundary
Machine envelope, workholding, tolerance, material, tooling, finish, quantity, inspection, price, and lead time are confirmed during review; no unstated limit is implied.