Certified Machining Inc.

Machine Shop

Sanford, NC

Certified Machining Inc. manufactures USA-made scope mounts machined from solid billet 6061-T6 aluminum for hunting and tactical rifles.

  • One-piece scope mounts for hunting rifles
  • Tactical rifle applications requiring 0 MOA or 21.5 MOA mounts
  • Shooters needing 1-inch, 30mm, 34mm, or 35mm scope mounts

Wilson Machine & Tool

Machine Shop

Sanford, NC

Wilson Machine & Tool provides CNC precision machining and custom precision machining from its Sanford, North Carolina machine shop.

  • CNC precision machining
  • Custom-machined parts
  • Precision machining and fabrication projects

IMC Tool & Machine Co

Machine Shop

Sanford, NC

JMC Tool & Machine Co. provides CNC Swiss turning, milling, and fabrication from an AS9100-, ISO 9001-, and ISO 13485-certified Sanford facility.

  • Aerospace precision machined components
  • Medical-device components and assemblies
  • Industrial manufacturing components

Wind Solutions Llc, An Ips Company

Machine Shop

Sanford, NC

Wind Solutions Llc, An Ips Company serves industrial wind turbines with in-house engineering, CNC manufacturing, component sourcing, and rebuilds.

  • Industrial wind farm operators needing turbine parts
  • Wind turbine brake component sourcing or manufacturing
  • Precision CNC components for wind turbine equipment

Hadur Manufacturing, LLC

Machine Shop

Sanford, NC

Hadur Manufacturing, established in 1990, combines CNC milling, Swiss turning, wire EDM, grinding, and ISO 9001:2015-certified process control in Sanford.

  • Prototype parts and proof-of-concept components
  • Worn, damaged, obsolete or hard-to-source replacement parts
  • Custom tooling for production teams

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FAQ

How do machine shops price a custom part?

Pricing usually depends on material, part complexity, tolerances, setup time, machining time, finishing, and order quantity. A drawing or CAD file helps a shop prepare a more accurate quote.

What should I send when requesting a machining quote?

Provide the part drawing or CAD model, material specification, required tolerances, surface-finish requirements, quantity, and any inspection or certification needs.

When should I choose wire EDM instead of CNC milling?

Wire EDM is useful for conductive materials, intricate profiles, narrow slots, and tight-tolerance features. CNC milling is generally more suitable for three-dimensional features and higher material-removal work.

Which machine-shop capabilities matter for a prototype or small production run?

Look for prototype machining, CNC milling and turning, inspection or quality-system information, and the ability to coordinate secondary operations such as grinding, welding, or finishing.