

CNC Machining
CNC Milling
CNC milling and machining of custom steel components according to customer drawings. Suitable for heavy steel parts requiring accurate holes, mounting surfaces, slots and dimensional machining after plate cutting or welding.
Specifications
- Process
- CNC Milling
- Material
- Carbon Steel
- Production Type
- Custom to Drawing
- Order Quantity
- 1 pc to Batch Production
- Input Parts
- Cut Blanks & Welded Parts
- Further Processing
- CNC Machining, Welding & Assembly
CNC Milling for Custom Steel Components
VHOFAB provides CNC milling and machining services for custom steel components based on customer drawings and technical requirements.
We can continue machining after steel plate cutting or welding, allowing customers to source semi-finished or finished steel components from one supplier.
CNC Milling Capability
- Custom machining based on customer drawings
- Milling of mounting surfaces, slots and profiles
- Drilling and hole machining
- Machining of flame-cut and laser-cut steel blanks
- Machining of welded steel components
- One-piece, small-batch and repeat production
What We Supply
We manufacture custom machined steel components for machinery and industrial equipment.
Customers can provide their drawings and choose different processing stages, from pre-cut steel blanks to machined or welded finished components.
Typical Applications
- Machine frames and bases
- Heavy machinery components
- Industrial equipment parts
- Mounting plates
- Steel blocks and blanks
- Welded components requiring final machining
From Steel Plate to Machined Parts
VHOFAB can combine steel plate cutting and CNC machining in one production process.
This allows customers to purchase ready-to-use machined components instead of sourcing steel plate cutting and machining from separate suppliers.
Send Us Your Drawing
Send us your drawing, material grade, dimensions, machining requirements and quantity. We will review the manufacturing process and provide a quotation.
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