We provide metal CNC machining services for heavy duty components, from simple profiles to complex geometries.




Our CNC machining work covers a range of heavy-duty industrial components that feed into larger fabrication and welding workflows.
Precision-machined mast parts, brackets, and components for material handling equipment machined to OEM specifications.
Machined control parts for gearshifts, clutches, and brakes, ready for assembly or integration into welded units.
Components machined before welding for fit-up accuracy, and after welding for final tolerances and surface finishing.
Specialty handrail spindles and other components for architectural and ornamental metal applications.
Precision machined components for heavy equipment, industrial machinery, and OEM production programs.
Our CNC/VMC services include turning, drilling, threading, and precise finishing equipment, from high-volume production runs to lower-quantity precision work.
Milling & VMC
Machining
Vertical machining centers for complex geometries, contoured surfaces, and multi-feature components requiring precise dimensional control.
Turning
CNC turning for cylindrical profiles, shafts and rotational components.
Drilling, Threading & Tapping
Secondary hole operations, thread cutting, and tapping for components requiring precision fastener and assembly features.
Precision Finishing
Final surface finishing to a Ra value of 32 microns or less.
CNC machining at Strong Forge is built into the broader production workflow. Machined parts move directly into fabrication and welding, and welded assemblies come back for post-weld machining without leaving the facility.
Our machining operation has been built as part of an integrated manufacturing facility with 100+ years of industrial experience.
If your project requires custom CNC machining services, precision steel machining, or machined components integrated with fabrication and welding, send us your drawings or specifications. Our team will review and provide a detailed quote.
Need something different? Send us your drawings.