Precision aerospace CNC machining

Total Manufacturing is best suited for complex, low-to-medium-volume aerospace components that require tight tolerances, difficult materials, multiple machining operations, or extensive quality documentation. Fit for turbine blades, engine components, landing gear, and structural components depends on the drawing, material, work envelope, process route, inspection plan, and approval requirements. Projects involving additive manufacturing also require confirmation of material condition, machining allowance, datum strategy, and inspection requirements before secondary machining begins.

For aerospace manufacturing, maintaining high quality requires an inspection approach matched to the drawing and the features that drive fit, function, and acceptance. Total Manufacturing uses CMM and other precision inspection equipment to verify dimensional requirements and complex features. Inspection can include verification during production and final inspection, depending on the drawing and customer requirements.

Total Manufacturing produces aerospace CNC machined parts from aluminum alloys, titanium, stainless and alloy steels, nickel alloys including Inconel, and other specialty metals. The team’s material experience helps address heat generation, tool wear, work hardening, and dimensional stability in difficult alloys.

Total Manufacturing reviews the drawing, purchase order, and customer requirements to define the material identity, process records, inspection results, and applicable certifications that must remain connected to the job. Those requirements are incorporated into production planning so the appropriate records are maintained through delivery.

Total Manufacturing is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR registered, and holds DD Form 2345 for access to DoD export-controlled technical data. Qualification and compliance requirements across the aerospace industry vary by customer and program and should be confirmed during quoting and supplier qualification.