Machine Shop And CNC Machining

Pricing 

 The CNC parts supplied by GTA Machine Shop are made according to your specifications at a cost that is reasonable. Variables such as these affect our pricing quote

1. The cost of raw materials, Rohs3 and AMS-specified metals is higher than the cost of regular metals. Only approved suppliers are dealt with by us  
2. The complexity of the part, the more complicated the part, the more expensive it will be due to multiple machining operations.
3. Machinability of a material. Aluminum and regular steels are easier to machine than Titanium or Inconel. The cost of machining aluminum, steel, and stainless steel parts is much lower than machining Titanium or high nickel metals   
4. CAD/CAM Programming cost. Simple 2D parts do not require 3D models; however, if the part has multiple features or surfaces, a 3D model supplied by the customer can reduce programming costs.
5. Batch size of the project. Batch size affects pricing significantly. Batches with larger quantities have a lower cost. 
6. Fixture and tooling cost, this depends on the part requirements. Large odd shape parts will require custom holding fixtures or jigs. The cost of tooling for machining aluminum or regular steel parts is very low. However, low-machinability materials will require multiple tools, which will increase their cost. 
7. Machining cost, which is the actual cost of machining the part. It depends on the size, features, and amount of material that needs to be removed from stock.
8. Heat treatment, Shot peening, LPI etc., depending on the drawing, we supply parts according to drawings or customer specifications 
9. Metal surface finishing processes, anodizing, nickel plating, prime and painting, zinc plating, after machining, deburring, and cleaning, the parts will be anodized, plated or painted, if required by drawing or customer. Deburring, polishing and cleaning does not cost extra
10. Shipping cost, we work with multiple carriers. Please contact us for shipping estimation Read machine shop blog