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CNC Machining Services

Amfas international inc offers a wide range of CNC machining materials selection and capabilities. The precision and accuracy of any machining is a function of the equipment, fixturing, cutting tools, and of course skilled machinists. Amfas’ use of the best people and equipment for the job at hand allows for tight tolerances in any production part that we fabricate.

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Metal CNC Machining Alloys:
Aluminum, Brass, Tungsten, Bronze, Copper, Steel, Stainless Steel, Magnesium, Titanium, Zinc

CNC Machining - Milling

Milling

CNC milling is a process in which the cutting tool rotates and moves into the workpiece to remove the desired material. Milling is categorized into vertical and horizontal orientations, as well as the number of axes of motion. Amfas has a wide range of milling capabilities to suit your exact need.

Turning

Amfas can accommodate almost any size and type of turning application. Most work fits within a 50mm (2 inch) diameter capability. Larger diameters typically move to chuck type lathes or short-bar automatic machines.

Swiss screw machining is a specialty at Amfas. Modern screw machines under 25mm typically use swiss type cutting and holding methods. This method was developed many years ago by Swiss machinery builders which allows the bar stock to move in/out of the cutting area using a sliding headstock. The headstock is the collet that supports the bar material. The cutting of material is done immediately at the collet support to minimize the flex of the bar material. This allows long thin parts to be cut with great precision. Amfas uses the latest machine and tooling technology to provide cost effective screw machine parts.

CNC Machining - Turning
Electrical Discharge Machining

Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM)

EDM also known as die sinking or wire burning is a process in which metal is removed from the workpiece by electrical discharges between two electrodes, separated by dielectric fluid. Imagine an electrically charged hair thin wire that will melt away tiny particles of metal. Wire EDM processing can hold incredibly tight tolerances, create complex and intricate shapes, work with extremely hard or soft materials, and make tiny parts. Advantages of EDM are:

Frequently Asked Questions

We combine U.S.-based engineering oversight with precision machining facilities in Asia and Mexico, delivering tight-tolerance parts at globally optimized costs.

Amfas integrates multi-axis machining, digital process control, and U.S.-led quality systems — ensuring consistent accuracy, shorter cycles, and reduced scrap.

Every batch undergoes dimensional inspection, surface finish analysis, and process validation under our U.S.-supervised quality framework. Amfas engineers stationed at partner sites verify part accuracy at the source to ensure zero-defect shipments.

Yes — our engineering team collaborates early in the DFM stage, refining geometries and material selection to enhance machinability and reduce production costs.

Through regional machining hubs, advanced scheduling, and local stocking programs, we achieve faster turnaround and reliable delivery timelines for OEMs.

We machine aluminum, stainless steel, brass, titanium, and engineered plastics, offering surface treatments like anodizing, passivation, plating, and powder coating. Amfas has also developed custom machining processes for specialized materials and tolerance-critical applications.

By leveraging multi-region machining capacity, we ensure tariff-safe sourcing, redundancy, and cost stability for OEMs across North America and Asia.

Yes — from CAD/CAM modeling and tooling to production, finishing, and delivery, Amfas manages the full lifecycle under a single engineering program with built-in quality assurance and continuous audits.

Our scalable machining network supports quick ramp-ups and adjustments, enabling OEMs to adapt to shifting demand without compromising delivery or quality.

Because Amfas delivers more than precision — we deliver performance, combining advanced machining technology, U.S.-led oversight, and cost efficiency at global scale.

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