I've been machining custom aluminum parts for over 12 years. One thing I know for sure: not all CNC shops are equal.
A custom part is not an off-the-shelf item. It's designed specifically for your application. That means the shop making it needs to understand your design intent, not just read dimensions off a print.
At AOOM Technology, we treat every custom aluminum project as a partnership.
Anything that isn't a standard catalog item: custom brackets for a medical device, one-off housings for a prototype, specialized heat sinks, custom robotic arm components.
These parts often have unusual geometries, tight tolerances in specific areas, and specific surface finish requirements. They need a shop that can adapt.
I tell clients: "Your design might be perfect for function. Let me help make it perfect for manufacturing."
We review every custom part design before quoting. We flag expensive features and suggest alternatives that achieve the same function at lower cost.
Common DFM suggestions for aluminum:
For custom aluminum parts, we hold these tolerances as standard:
If your custom part needs tighter, we can push to +/- 0.005 mm on critical features. We'll let you know which features drive cost and which don't.
Custom parts often need special finishes. We provide:
Many of our custom aluminum projects start as prototypes. The client needs 5 parts to test fit and function. Then, after design validation, they need 100 or 500 parts for production.
We handle this transition smoothly. The same programmer who wrote the prototype code writes the production code. The same machinist who proved out the prototype runs the production job. No handoff errors. No quality surprises.
Here are real projects from our shop floor:
We deliver on time. We communicate clearly. We stand behind our work.
If there's an issue, we fix it fast. I've had clients tell me: "I wish I'd found you sooner." I'd rather you find us now.
Send your CAD files to chen@aoomtech.com for a quote within 24 hours.