EXOCNC / Connected manufacturing

Production starts here.

EXOCNC connects your product directly to the machine and manufacturer. EXO coordinates the work within your supply chain, without an added middleman resale layer.

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Services

Machine + cut

CNC Turning · CNC Milling · Waterjet Cutting · Router Cutting · Laser Cutting

Form + join

Press Brake Forming · Press Insertion / Emboss · Rotary Laser Welding · TIG Welding · MIG Welding

Finish + specialty

Laser Engraving · Cerakote / Powdercoat · Finish Carpentry · Epoxy Casting

Production support

Fixtures + Workholding · Production Cell Development · Inspection + Release

Modular, serviceable parts. Local manufacturing partners across regions. Less unnecessary movement between the idea and the finished product.

Laser cutting a profile from metal sheet

From production file to cut part.

Laser cutting / Your geometry, material and quantity define the brief.

Waterjet cutting nested profiles from metal sheet

The process follows the part.

Waterjet cutting / We coordinate the right process and manufacturing partner for the requirements.

Files, requirements, next steps

Let’s review your project.

Tell us what the part is, what it needs to do and what you need made. Share the details you know; we can help work through the rest.

Fields marked * are required. Everything else can be approximate or left open for discussion.

01 / Your contact information
02 / Tell us about the part

What product or assembly does it belong to? What does it connect to, support or move? Tell us where it will be used, what problem you’re solving and whether we’re making, replacing or modifying it.

03 / Production requirements

Fill in what’s known. “Recommend a material” or “see drawing” is fine. Include units with dimensions and tolerances.

04 / Drawings & reference files

Link CAD (STEP), dimensioned PDFs, DXF cut files, photos or reference sketches. Include the current revision and viewing access. A shared folder can hold multiple files; no finished drawings are needed to start a conversation.

A project inquiry—not an order or a production commitment.