◆Prototype & R&D machiningWe machine whatdoesn't exist yet.

Machined parts one after another: two mounting plates floating apart with their bolts, washers and spacers; a housing plate with deep pockets and bores; a long cover with bosses and bolt holes; a hinged lever with a slotted footplate - each on a dark bench.

◆Five-axis

Cut from solid,on five axes.

Every cut planned from the geometry, before the first chip.

A round stepped part cut on the tilting rotary table of a five-axis machine.

◆Metals & composites

Every material has rules.We cut by them.

Aluminum · Steel · Stainless · Titanium · Inconel · Magnesium · Carbon fiber

Five tall bars of different metals and carbon fiber, each standing on a turned pedestal.

◆Billet

Raw stock in.Finished part out.

Brackets, housings, levers – each one beside the material it starts as.

Five different machined parts, each beside raw stock of its own material.

◆Complex geometry

Deep pockets, thin walls.One piece.

Cut from a single block – nothing welded, nothing bolted on. Left bright as machined, or blasted matte.

Two pocketed aluminum covers of one design, one bright as machined and one blasted matte, with Cyclone's coin between them on a black studio ground.

◆Any quantity

One part,or a full run.

A single prototype is welcome here – and so are small batches and larger production runs.

A curved machined vent panel lit on a dark bench with the Cyclone sign behind it, three more of the same panel standing in a row behind it; then forty identical machined flanges in rows on a sheet of card.

◆After machining

Finishinghandled.

Vapor blast, dry blast and other finish types – options for your part's final finish.

A blasted aluminum clevis bracket on the grate of an open blast cabinet.

◆Your drawing

A master machinistreads every drawing.

A photo or a sketch works too – STEP with a PDF drawing is best.

A machined square flange with a stepped bore lying on its blueprint, a pencil across the print.

◆The work

No two partsalike.

Each one started as somebody's idea. Yours is next.

Product development · Medical fixtures · Aerospace · Automation · Consumer & custom

About sixteen different machined parts laid out on brushed metal beside a micrometer and a caliper.