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CNC milling
Complex work, carefully controlled.
Three- and four-axis CNC milling supports both one-off components and production work. The goal is not simply to remove material; it is to establish a repeatable path to the finished part.
Capabilities
From difficult first part to repeatable production.
Milling, turning, and the practical engineering support behind them—organized around the work, not an equipment list.
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CNC turning
Flexible turning for varied production needs.
RADKE’s turning capability includes chucking and bar-fed work, with live tooling, Y-axis and mill-turn options available for parts that benefit from combined operations.
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Supporting capabilities
A better manufacturing path.
Practical design-for-manufacturing input can reduce unnecessary complexity, improve repeatability, and connect a project with the right resources across RADKE’s manufacturing network.
CNC SwissWithin the broader turning and milling scope.
AssembliesSupport alongside machined components.
Additive manufacturingExtending prototype options.
Engineering & DFMProcess optimization and cost-reduction guidance.
Manufacturing networkTrusted specialized shops when the right path extends beyond one process.
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Materials
Common production materials.
RADKE works with aluminum, steels, stainless steel, brass, and engineering plastics. Confirm the grade, condition, and project requirements during review.
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Quality focus
Built into the process.
Quality is supported through disciplined processes, trained people, and documented inspection. Project-specific requirements should be reviewed with RADKE before work begins.
- Disciplined processes
- Trained team
- Documented inspection
06 · Prototype to production
A clear path from review to repeat work.
First article through full production. The same relationship model carries across RADKE’s work.
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Review
Understand the print, material, quantity, inspection needs, timing, and constraints.
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Improve
Identify DFM, process, or cost opportunities before cutting metal.
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Prove
Support prototype or first-article learning.
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Produce
Establish a repeatable production path.
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Support
Communicate clearly as needs, quantities, or schedules change.
A capability only matters if it fits the work.
Send the starting point.
Good conversations can start with a print or model, material, quantity, critical requirements, inspection needs, and timing—but none are required before you reach out.
Talk through your part