When the tolerance is tighter than stamping can hold.
CNC machining for parts, tools, and dies, steel, aluminum, plastic, bronze, even rubber, built to far higher tolerances and specifications than stamping alone allows.
Anything that can be stamped can be machined. But when a part must meet exacting specifications, machining is the answer. Our machining experts use the best tools to build parts, tools, and dies to specifications stamping can't reach.
Precision where it counts
Evans runs two CNC machining centers and a CNC lathe, plus multiple manual lathes, mills, and drill presses, the range to handle both production machining and one-off tooling work.
We machine steel, aluminum, plastic, bronze, and rubber to customer specification, whether the job is a finished component or the die that will stamp thousands more.
- (2) CNC machining centers
- CNC lathe + manual lathes
- Mills & drill presses
- EDM & 3D coordinate systems
Machining capabilities
Anything that can be stamped can be machined. When the spec is tighter than stamping can hold, this is the equipment behind it.
Machines on the floor
- (2) CNC machining centers
- CNC lathe
- Manual lathes
- Mills
- Drill presses
- EDM & 3D coordinate systems
Materials we machine
- Steel
- Aluminum
- Plastic
- Bronze
- Rubber
What we build
- Finished parts
- Tools
- Stamping dies
Tighter tolerances
Build to specifications stamping alone can't hold.
Parts, tools & dies
The same shop machining your part builds and maintains the tooling.
Many materials
Steel, aluminum, plastic, bronze, and rubber, to your spec.
In-house integration
Machining works alongside stamping, welding, and finishing.
Frequently asked
Steel, aluminum, plastic, bronze, and rubber: parts, tools, and dies, on two CNC machining centers, a CNC lathe, and manual lathes, mills, and drill presses.
When a part must meet very exacting specifications or tolerances beyond what stamping can hold. We'll help you decide the right process for your part.
Yes, machining supports our in-house tool and die work, building and refining the dies that run on our presses.
Need it tighter than stamping can hold?
Tell us the spec and we'll machine it right.