High-Volume CNC Turning

Our high precision CNC machining and automated turning cells make it simple to produce consistent, repeatable components at scale. From thousands to hundreds of thousands of parts per year, our in-house team delivers high precision parts on schedule, at competitive per-part pricing, and directly to your facility with no intermediaries.
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High Precision CNC Turning & Lathe Capabilities

Resolute Precision Manufacturing provides high precision CNC turning for manufacturers that need quality they can count on across long production runs. Our bar-fed Swiss CNC machines and automated lathe cells handle complex components with tight control from the first part to the last.

Capacity

  • Bar-fed turning with main and sub-spindle
  • Automatic part transfer, no manual re-chuck
  • Y-axis dual-spindle turning and milling
  • Robotic loading for bin-loaded blanks (select cells)
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High Volume cnc turning

High-Volume, Cost-Effective CNC Turning

We reduce your cost per part by pairing high precision CNC machining with automation. Automatic bar feeders minimize operator touch time and maximize spindle utilization, while robotic loading extends production into lights-out shifts, increasing capacity without adding overhead.

 

  • Competitive per-part pricing at scale

  • Blanket orders with quarterly, monthly or weekly releases

  • Lead times of two to six weeks on established production parts

Specifications

Typical Volume Range5,000 to 500,000+ parts per year
Bar-Fed AutomationMain and sub-spindle; automatic part transfer without manual re-chuck
Robotic LoadingAvailable on select lathe cells for bin-loaded blanks
Unattended ProductionOvernight and weekend lights-out capability on automated cells
In-Process GagingDimensional data collection during production runs
SPCStatistical process control available on critical dimensions
Blanket OrdersAccepted with scheduled releases — quarterly, monthly, or weekly
First Article InspectionFull FAI documentation per customer requirements
CertificationsISO 9001:2015

Parts Best Suited for Y-Axis Dual Spindle Turning

Our Y-axis dual-spindle turning capabilities are suited to complex part families that benefit from combining turning and milling operations in a single production cycle.

  • Hydraulic Valve Spools and Bodies: Cross-drilled ports at precise clock positions, milled flats and complex geometries.

  • Medical Device Components: Precision features on both ends requiring high positional accuracy.

  • Custom Fasteners with Drive Features: Hex, Torx, slotted and spline profiles machined from bar stock.

  • Connector and Fitting Bodies: Turned outside and inside diameters with off-center bores and milled faces.

  • Automotive and Aerospace Components: Compound features requiring turning and milling in one cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical lead time for high-volume CNC turning production?

For established production parts with active setups, typical lead times range from two to six weeks. Blanket orders with scheduled releases eliminate per-release lead time by maintaining inventory against a forecast.

Does RPM offer blanket purchase order programs?

Yes. We accept blanket orders for annual volume with weekly, monthly, or quarterly releases. This secures capacity and pricing, and reduces your procurement workload to managing releases rather than individual purchase orders.

How does RPM maintain quality across long production runs?

Our ISO 9001 system requires production control plans, first-article inspection, in-process dimensional checks at defined intervals, and final inspection records on every production job. SPC data is available on request for critical dimensions.

Can RPM scale from prototype to production?

Yes. We prototype on the same machines used for production   so the transition from prototype approval to production release requires no re-qualification. We quote prototype and production pricing simultaneously so you can plan full program cost from the beginning.