Secondary machining support for critical interfaces, post-weld accuracy, and tight-fit features—available in-house or via qualified partners

Machining integrated into fabrication route to improve fit Post-weld machining options to ensure alignment and function Critical features controlled per drawing Process route optimized to reduce cost and unnecessary machining Inspection aligned with functional requirements

Standard: common secondary operations arranged to meet functional needs. Extended: tighter tolerance work or larger/complex machining can be supported on request, strictly per drawing.

Identify “machining-critical” features and functional datums Avoid specifying very tight tolerances on non-functional surfaces Provide tolerance stack-up context for mating assemblies Define surface finish requirements only where needed Share assembly intent to choose the most cost-effective route

Inspection per drawing requirements Reports available upon request (FAI/COC, etc.)

STEP + PDF with critical features highlighted Tolerance requirements and datums Quantity and revision stage (prototype/production) Material and thickness Any post-weld alignment requirements

Q: Do I always need machining? A: Often no—DFM can reduce or eliminate machining steps. Q: Is machining done in-house? A: Depending on requirement; we can also coordinate via partners. Q: Can you machine after welding? A: Yes—post-weld machining is commonly used for alignment. Q: Can you provide inspection reports? A: Available upon request.