Grinding

Yes. Total Manufacturing provides both ID and OD grinding for cylindrical features, with equipment supporting diameters up to 14" and lengths up to 55". These processes are often used together on parts with both internal and external precision requirements.

Yes. Grinding is commonly used after CNC milling or turning, both part of Total Manufacturing's precision machining capabilities, when a part requires tighter dimensional control, improved flatness, or a finer surface finish than machining alone provides. This sequencing is coordinated in-house, drawing on the team's grinding experience, without moving the part to a separate grinding supplier.

Our equipment supports surface grinding up to 30" x 70", rotary grinding up to 48" in diameter, and ID/OD grinding up to 14" x 55". Actual capacity depends on the part's geometry and required tolerances, so share the drawing during quoting to confirm fit.

Total Manufacturing operates as a precision grinding service offering surface grinding, ID/OD grinding, rotary grinding, and jig grinding across a range of grinding machines. These grinding processes achieve close dimensions, improve flatness and parallelism, and produce finished surfaces after preceding machining operations.