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This video follows metal components through a practical manufacturing workflow, from CNC cutting and welded assembly to grinding and final surface preparation. It shows how automated equipment and skilled operators work together to produce consistent components in batches.
The process begins with a CNC milling machine removing material from a metal workpiece. Coolant flows continuously across the cutting area to control heat, remove chips and support stable machining conditions.
This stage forms the required dimensions and structural features before the individual pieces move to assembly. MAXTECH’s CNC milling service supports the production of custom metal components based on customer drawings, material requirements and order quantities.
After machining, the separate metal pieces are positioned and welded into the required structure. Skilled operators handle the joining process while wearing appropriate protective equipment, including welding masks and gloves.
The welded areas and component edges are then treated with angle grinders. This removes burrs, smooths the weld seams and reduces sharp edges, improving both the appearance and handling safety of the finished parts.
Rows of semi-finished components shown in the workshop demonstrate a standardized batch production process. CNC machining provides repeatable part geometry, while manual welding and grinding handle assembly details that require operator control.
MAXTECH provides custom CNC machining for prototypes and production parts, with machining and secondary operations arranged according to each project’s design and quality requirements. Send us your drawings, material specifications and required quantity for a manufacturing review and quotation.
