What size of turned parts can you produce?
Most production work falls in the small to mid diameter range, with longer parts handled on dedicated platforms. Send your drawing and we will confirm the right machine for the job.
CNC Turning
CNC Turning in Sydney
Precision CNC turning at McIver Engineering covers shafts, bushes, spacers, fittings and complex round parts in steel, stainless, aluminium and brass, machined to tight tolerances in our Sydney workshop.
CNC turning capability
CNC lathes with live tooling for combined turn and mill operations
Bar-fed work for small to mid diameter parts
Threads, knurls, bores, grooves and complex profiles
Steel, stainless, aluminium, brass and bronze
Prototype through to ongoing production batches
Inspected to drawing before despatch
When CNC turning is the right process
CNC turning is the most efficient route for cylindrical and round components. Where parts also need flats, cross holes or off-axis features, live tooling on our lathes lets us combine operations in one setup.
We work directly from STEP, IGES and 2D drawings and quote prototype, batch or ongoing supply on the same enquiry.
Industries we serve
Defence
Aerospace
Mining
Marine
Food Processing
Industrial Equipment
Materials we machine
Mild Steel
Stainless Steel
Aluminium
Brass
Bronze
Titanium
Tool Steels
Engineering Plastics
Frequently asked questions
Can you combine turning and milling in one setup?
Yes. Our CNC lathes have live tooling, which means cross holes, flats and slots can be added during the turning cycle.
Ready to brief McIver Engineering?
Send us your drawings or call our Sydney workshop direct.