CNC Machining

At KAD, we believe that prototype machining should be as straightforward as possible.  We look for opportunities to make the manufacturing process easier and more enjoyable for clients, from our friendly atmosphere and transparent communication to the specialized software we use for frictionless quoting.  If you've requested a precision machining quote from

Did you know that custom tooling has the potential to save you time and money?  Most people associate custom tooling with increased costs and lead times, but here at our precision machine shop, we think custom tooling doesn’t always deserve its negative reputation.  While it isn’t the best solution for a single

Time and money are the two most significant considerations in both prototype machining and production manufacturing, and here at KAD, we're committed to helping our clients save both.  Sometimes, when clients receive a quote from us, they'll ask what can be done to further reduce costs. We are contract manufacturers by

Inspection is a crucial step in the precision machining process, and at KAD, we take it extremely seriously.  We offer four different types of inspection to meet our clients’ needs:  In-process inspectionInspection reportFirst article inspectionFull lot inspection  It’s important to bring up inspection requirements early in the manufacturing process so we can plan

At KAD, our passion for engineering consistently transforms manufacturing into an art form. We consider ourselves more than machinists—we're makers who take immense pride in creating beautiful products.  Naturally, when we get the chance to work on an exceptionally creative project, we jump at the opportunity. Recently a client came to us

Brass, a non-ferrous member of the red metal family, was inadvertently invented in 500 BCE when early civilizations melted copper with calamine, a zinc ore.  However, brass wasn’t commonly used until the Industrial Age because zinc wasn’t a naturally occurring resource in many parts of the world. In the 18th century,