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Custom Swiss Screw Machining & Machined ProductsThree Options, One ResultCustom Screw Machined ProductsCustom swiss screw machining and machined products are accomplished on a foundation of reliability. Completing a successful custom machining project is like winning the Daytona 500. While neither can be achieved without high performance equipment, reliability makes the big difference at the finish line.Cox Manufacturing definitely has the equipment to offer a competitive edge.Custom Machining Services:Multi axis Swiss CNC lathes with up to 12 axes of controlMulti-spindle cam automatics with up to six spindles and complete PLC controlCNC turning centers applying up to 12 axes of control to produce simultaneous operations for high volume productivityAn extensive in-house tooling facility with CNC tool grinding on a 5-axis Schutte and wire EDM CNC form toolsTwo axis equipment for short runs, and a complete equipment list of other bonus capabilities, thanks to equipment that can fulfill complex designs at precise tolerances with tight lead timesExperienced Machining ProfessionalsThe true winning advantage comes from the experienced Cox team of machining professionals. Drawing on decades of experience, they can look at an existing design and suggest the materials and machining processes to achieve your goal for product quality, lead time economy and unit cost savings.Putting your project in the winner's circle is easy. Simply click here to discuss your custom need with a Cox machining professional.

When innovative industries choose to pioneer in the use of new alloys, they call Cox Manufacturing for a very traditional outcome: a consistently reliable supply of top quality components.Cox has a reputation for successfully machining the metals other producers prefer not to handle. Customers can confidently design with new materials, secure in the knowledge that Cox can machine even the most exotic, high-temperature alloys for a quality, cost effective result.Experienced Machining StaffAfter 50+ years in the industry, weve built a staff of machining and engineering experts who recognize the manufacturing challenges in a new material before they become costly production delays. A complete in-house tooling capability creates customized tools precisely for the properties of the metal being machined.You're invited to tap into this valuable manufacturability resource at no obligation, contact us with details on your metal alloy machining application for our expert assistance.Steel Alloy Machining CharacteristicsSteel Alloy 4140 or 4142 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +.000.002 (Cold drawn)Material Cost Factor 1.25Machining Cost Factor 3.0Steel alloys 4140 & 4142 are commonly machined for higher stress applications that need the strength of an alloy. Direct hardening only.Steel Alloy 41L40 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +.000-.003 (Cold drawn)Material Cost Factor 1.4Machining Cost Factor 2.7Steel alloy 41L40 is designed for better machining with lead additive. Direct hardening only. Alloy 41L40 is typically machined into components for higher stress applications.Steel Alloy 8620 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +.000.002 (Cold drawn)Material Cost Factor 1.8Machining Cost Factor 2.7Steel alloy 8620 is comprised of .55% Ni, .50% Cr, .20% Mo. Case hardening and heat treatable. Alloy 8620 is machined into parts for higher stress applications which require the strength of an alloy.Steel Alloy 52100 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +- .006 (Cold finished and spheroidized annealed)Material Cost Factor 2.0Machining Cost Factor 5.1Steel alloy 52100 is comprised of very high 1% carbon, .25% Ni, 1.4% Cr, .08% Mo. It is commonly machined for bearing applications.

Brass Machining Servicesbrass machining serviceCox has been making precision turned brass components since the late 1950's.Few materials are easier to machine than brass, so smart brass component buyers choose their brass parts supplier by using a simple decisive factor: who can I trust to deliver the machined brass products I need precisely when I want them?Brass Machining CharacteristicsTolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar of +-.0015Material Cost Factor of 2.5Machining Cost Factor of .6Alloy: CDA 360Advantages of Brass Screw Machine PartsBrass machining parts have several key advantages compared to machining other materials. Brass turned parts and components are durable, cost-efficient, and even create a tighter seal for fittings. In addition, brass machining and turning parts have a high heat and corrosion resistance! More importantly, Cox Manufacturing's brass screw machine parts are easy to machine and join, and made to your specifications and standards!Brass Machining ApplicationsBrass machining is used in a wide variety of applications and industries, including medical, electrical, plumbing, and even consumer goods. Companies prefer small brass turned parts and components because it's one of the easiest materials to machine, it's cost efficient, and extrememly durable. Machined brass fittings are often used in electronic hardware because of its low stregnth and weight properties. Additional brass machining applications include engineering and plumbling & steam work because machined brass fittings have a low friction coefficient and high corrosion resistant properties. Cox Manufacturing understands all industries and application specifications and standards, which is why we're the premier brass parts manufacturer.

Precision & Close Tolerance Machining ServiceBetter outcomes, to be precisePrecision Machined PartPrecision & close tolerance machining service means more than producing components to tight tolerances at Cox Manufacturing. At Cox, precision & close tolerance machining service isnt done until it is precisely in line with customer expectations for reliable delivery, component quality and world class cost effectiveness.None of these outcomes can be successfully achieved without Cox Manufacturings state-of-the-art equipment selection.Precision Machining CapabilitiesMulti axis Swiss CNC lathes with up to 12 axes of controlCNC turning centers applying up to 12 axes of control to bar stock, producing two simultaneous operations for high volume productivityMulti-spindle cam automatics with up to six spindles and complete PLC controlAn extensive in-house tooling facility with CNC tool grinding on a 5-axis Schutte and wire EDM CNC form toolsTwo axis equipment for short runs, and a complete equipment list of other bonus capabilities

Aluminum Screw Machine Products & Machining Companyaluminum screw machiningManufacturers design aluminum screw machine products to deliver world class performance at a minimum unit cost. They take their finished designs to Cox Manufacturing to get the absolute assurance of on-time component delivery, along with cost effectiveness that competes on the world stage.Every element of the Cox manufacturing process is optimized for aluminum screw machining success. Cox creates its own special cutting tools and custom programming in house. EDM technology and CNC tool grinding create tools that maintain the keener edge an aluminum project often requires.After 50+ years of experience in aluminum screw parts production, Cox machinists and engineers understand the eccentricities of all the major aluminum alloys. Their troubleshooting insight leads to faster delivery, increased reliability and lower component costs.Leading professionals in a range of industries trust Cox as their #1 solution resource in aluminum machining. Contact us to ask a question or obtain a reliable no-obligation quote on your custom aluminum screw parts.

CNC Machiningstainless steel screw machined partAlthough machining custom stainless steel parts is highly challenging, customers cannot afford unacceptable delivery delays. Mastering technical challenges while maintaining an uninterrupted reliable supply is an important core competency at Cox Manufacturing. The Cox team of manufacturing professionals know the distinctive properties of all the 150 different metal alloys in the Stainless category, and adjust the production process to maximize production efficiency.Stainless Steel Machined PartsHigh quality, carefully maintained tooling is a key to successful stainless steel machined parts. This is why Cox maintains a complete in-house tooling capability. Additional benefits come from the extensive selection of automated machining equipment at Cox (including CNC Swiss, multi-spindle and CNC milling equipment under Esprit CADCAM control.)All these advantages, combined with 50+ years of expertise machining stainless steel, make Cox Manufacturing the company you can be confident in to come through on delivery day. Experience the Cox stainless steel advantage for yourself by contacting us on your next component project.Stainless Steel Machining CharacteristicsStainless Steel Alloy 303 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +- .002 (Cold finished)Material Cost Factor 4.5Machining Cost Factor 2.7Stainless steel alloy 303 is a non-magnetic alloy designed for machining. It is commonly machined into components for automotive, aerospace, or medical instruments; electronic hardware, or many other applications requiring corrosion resistant components.Stainless Steel Alloy 304 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +-.002 (Cold finished)Material Cost Factor 3.7Machining Cost Factor 5.0The stainless steel 304 alloy is designed for better weldability a formability and is slightly more corrosion resistant. Alloy 304 is commonly machined for applications needing more formability or weldability.Stainless Steel Alloy 316 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +-.002 (Cold finished)Material Cost Factor 4.3Machining Cost Factor 5.6316 stainless steel is designed for better corrosion resistance. Alloy 316 is often machined for medical implants, surgical instruments, and aerospace parts.Stainless Steel Alloy 416 Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +-.002 (Cold finished- annealed)Material Cost Factor 3.8Machining Cost Factor 2.6Stainless steel 416 is less corrosion resistant than the 300 series alloy, but it can be heat treated. Machined 416 parts are commonly used where less corrosion resistance is needed, but more hardness is required for a lower cost.Stainless Steel Alloy 440C Material Cost Factor 5.9Machining Cost Factor 5.0440C stainless steel alloy is high in carbon and can be hardened to RC 60. Customers choose alloy 440C for applications that require the highest hardness in stainless steel.Stainless Steel Alloy 17-4 PH Tolerances for a 12" Dia. Bar +-.002Material Cost Factor 4.4Machining Cost Factor 5.0Stainless steel alloy 17-4 PH is very corrosion resistance and high-heat treatable. Cox machines 17-4 PH for medical and aerospace applications that require excellent corrosion resistance and hardness.