Precision CNC Machining in Mexico

One shop, the whole process

Most machined parts need more than machining. They get heat treated, ground, finished. When each step happens at a different vendor, your part spends weeks in transit and picks up errors at every handoff. We keep CNC machining, wire EDM, heat treatment and finishing in one plant, with one team responsible for the result.

That matters most on hardened parts. We rough in the soft state, treat in house, then finish to final tolerance with EDM or grinding. Same fixtures, same measuring references, no freight between steps.

What we run

HAAS and Haitian vertical machining centers, a HAAS lathe with live tooling and a fourth axis, a 2026 wire EDM running 0.13 mm molybdenum wire, conventional turning up to 2 meters between centers, surface grinding and heat treatment. Tolerances to ±0.01 mm in machining and ±0.005 mm in EDM, on materials from 6061 aluminum to D2 and H13 tool steel at HRC 65, Inconel 718 and Ti-6Al-4V titanium.

Industries

Where our parts end up

Aerospace

Aerospace machining

Hard alloys, tight tolerances and full lot traceability, two hours from the Querétaro cluster.

Learn more → Automotive

Tier 1 & Tier 2 supply

Repeatable parts with dimensional reports, in the heart of Mexico's automotive corridor.

Learn more → Medical

Medical machining

Small precision components in stainless and titanium, with the finish your validation demands.

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Guides

Sourcing guides, written by the shop floor

Aerospace

Aerospace machining in Mexico: why Querétaro matters

The cluster, the order books behind it, and what it means for sourcing machined parts in the Bajío.

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Sourcing

Nearshoring machined parts: a guide for US buyers

The real cost math, USMCA, and the seven questions that separate good shops from cheap ones.

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Wire EDM

0.13 mm wire EDM: when sharp corners decide the part

Corner radius equals half the wire diameter. Why most shops can't cut below R0.09 mm.

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Why buyers nearshore machining to the Bajío

Your parts truck from our dock to Laredo in about a day. Compare that with a month on the water from Asia, plus tariffs. Under USMCA, qualifying Mexican-made parts cross duty free. And the Bajío isn't new at this: the region builds a quarter of Mexico's vehicles and hosts one of the fastest growing aerospace clusters in North America, so the supplier base and the talent are already here.

We wrote a practical guide on how to source machined parts from Mexico, including the questions worth asking any shop before you send a PO.

Do you export to the United States?

Yes. We already serve US customers and handle the export documentation: material certificates, dimensional reports and lot traceability under USMCA. Our D-U-N-S number is 951571415.

What tolerances can you hold?

Down to ±0.01 mm in CNC milling and turning, and ±0.005 mm in wire EDM. Surface finishes to Ra 0.8 µm without secondary polishing.

How fast do you quote?

Within 24 business hours. Send your drawing or 3D model and we respond with process, price and lead time.

What files do you need for a quote?

STEP or IGES for 3D, PDF for drawings. Tell us the material, quantity and the tolerances that actually matter, and we take it from there.

Precision CNC machining in Mexico, built for export

One shop, the whole process

What we run

Where our parts end up

Aerospace machining

Tier 1 & Tier 2 supply

Medical machining

Sourcing guides, written by the shop floor

Aerospace machining in Mexico: why Querétaro matters

Nearshoring machined parts: a guide for US buyers

0.13 mm wire EDM: when sharp corners decide the part

Why buyers nearshore machining to the Bajío

Send a drawing. Get a real quote in 24 business hours.