CNC Milling Services

Traxis prepares CNC programs in-house using Fusion 360, with posts tuned to its machines. Drawing review during quoting can include design-for-manufacturing feedback when a change would make a part easier or less expensive to produce.

Nine in ten milled parts Traxis shipped over the past three years fit within 19 × 18 × 2 in. That is a record of shipped work, not a maximum capacity. The shipped-size examples include larger plates and baseplates.

Traxis has machined nested parts from 48 × 144 in sheet stock, as well as milled features on ¾–1 in DOM and similar tubing at roughly 30 in long. The sheet dimensions describe the starting stock used for nested work, rather than a single finished part.

For milled parts, provide a STEP model and PDF drawing showing pockets, hole patterns, bores, threads, and critical dimensions. Include the material grade, quantity, and any flatness or surface-finish callouts. Specify press-fit hardware or Helicoil requirements and requested inspection reports, so those operations and documents are included in the review.

Traxis can machine customer-supplied stock and modify existing parts, although the shop normally supplies material. Supplied stock is reviewed for grade, condition, dimensions, quantity, and available certifications before it is sent. Additional setup time may apply. Modification of customer parts is part of the shop’s production work.