Advanced Machinery.
Precision Manufacturing.
Matrix Machining and MFG utilizes modern machining equipment and production-focused workflows to support custom parts, repeat manufacturing, repair components, and precision machining solutions.
Equipment list
Explore the equipment categories Matrix uses to support custom parts and repeatable work — from CNC milling and turning to inspection and shop support.
CNC Milling Machines
Used for precision-cut parts, slots, pockets, contours, brackets, plates, housings, and custom components.
CNC Turning Machines
Used for round parts such as shafts, bushings, pins, spacers, shoulders, grooves, and threaded components.
Manual Machining Equipment
Used for repair parts, modifications, fit adjustments, and one-off components when a manual setup is the best match.
Inspection Equipment
Used to verify critical dimensions and drawing requirements during and after machining for consistent outcomes.
Shop Support Equipment
Used for stock prep, deburring, surface prep, and workflow steps that keep parts moving efficiently through the shop.
Tooling & Fixtures
Used to improve part location and repeatability, reduce setup variability, and support consistent machining.
CNC Lathes
- Supermax YMC-TM-15
- Daewoo Puma 2500LSY
- Super Kia Turn 21L
- Citizen Cincom A20 VIPL
- (2) Miyano LZ-01
CNC Mills
- Doosan DNM 5700 (4-Axis)
- Daewoo DMV 4020 (4-Axis)
- Daewoo DMV 3016
- Supermax FV-56A
- Ares Seiki S3030 Twin Pallet
- Kia KV25P Twin Pallet
- Kia HIV50D Twin Pallet
Manual Machines
- Le-Blonde Regal Lathe: 19" Swing/102" Centers
- Le-Blonde Large M1980: 17.3" Swing/54" Centers
- Davidson Lathe M1788: 17" Swing/33" Centers
- Warner-Swasey #4 M1420 Turret Lathe
- Mazak Lathe M1968 (Hurcules/AJAX): 36" Swing/100" Centers
- Southbend M500 Horizontal Lathe: 24" Swing/96" Centers
- Bridgeport Dual Head Miller with Shaper M1980
- (2) Acer E-Mill M3VK Vertical Miller - Servo Power Feed - Newall DRO Topaz 2-Axis
- Royal MS-24B Heavy Duty Geared Head Drilling & Tapping
- Progressive Drill M4E Heavy-Duty Gear Head Drill (Keyway)
Other Machinery
- Sunnen MBB-1660 Automatic Honing
- Chenlong CNC Band Saw, 16" Cap.
- Wells MW-9 Twin-Post Band Saw
- Mini-Broach M3A Horizontal Broaching
- Trinco Dry-Blast M36/450
- Mr Deburr Tumbler
- Annealing Oven 1200 DEG
- J&S M540 Surface Grinder - 6" x 18"
- Starrett HE400 10" Comparator
- Mitutoyo LH600 Linear Height Gage
- Drill Press - Various
- Misc. Deburring Equipment & Machines
Machine-supported manufacturing
Equipment selection is part of the plan: the right machines and operations improve consistency, reduce variability, and help maintain cycle-to-cycle repeatability.
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Machinery questions buyers ask
What types of machinery does Matrix Machining and MFG use?+
Matrix uses a mix of CNC milling machines, CNC turning machines, manual machining equipment, inspection equipment, shop support equipment, and tooling and fixtures to support custom parts and repeatable work.
Can Matrix handle custom machined parts?+
Yes. Matrix supports custom machined parts built to drawings, specifications, or samples, with a workflow designed around the features that matter for fit and function.
Can Matrix machine replacement parts?+
Yes. Matrix can support replacement parts and repair parts when appropriate. If you have a drawing, print, or an existing sample part, include that in your request.
What information is needed for a quote?+
For the fastest quote, send a drawing or print, material, quantity, timeline, and any critical dimensions or inspection notes that affect the job.
Does Matrix support production runs?+
Yes. Matrix supports prototypes through production runs, with repeatable setups and in-process checks aligned to drawing requirements.