Swiss Labs Machine & Engineering, Inc. is a privately owned screw machine shop specializing in CNC machining and engineering inspection solutions. Our capabilities include turning, milling, drilling, and various post-machining services. Armed with nearly two decades of experience, highly skilled personnel, and state-of-the-art machining and inspection equipment, customers across a wide range of industries know they can rely on us to provide ultra-high precision parts and products quickly and affordably. Below, we highlight the key industries we serve. 

 

Industries Served

Aerospace Aerospace

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In the aerospace industry, components must have tight tolerances and flawless finishes since even minor imperfections could jeopardize the safety and efficiency of the mission-critical operations in which they are used. Additionally, they must be built to handle the high speeds and pressure extremes encountered during flight without producing drag or wearing prematurely. CNC machining is ideal for making aircraft components that meet these requirements and restrictions.

At Swiss Labs, we fully understand the importance of exact measurements and fast turnaround, especially within the aerospace industry. That’s why we maintain the knowledge, skills, and resources to create precise and accurate components quickly and cost-effectively. In addition to machining components, we perform heat treating, tumbling, and other secondary operations in-house and provide plating and passivation through carefully vetted third-party vendors. This comprehensive manufacturing approach simplifies logistics for our customers, allowing them to focus on their finished products and end-use markets. 

Aerospace components manufactured:

  • Pins
  • Bushings
  • Contacts
  • Transducer components
  • Indicator and display components
  • Lubrication and scavenge pump components

Materials machined:

  • Stainless steel
  • Specialty alloys
  • High-Temperature steels
  • Brass, bronze, copper

Medical Medical

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In the medical industry, patient care and treatment equipment often requires highly customized parts that comply with increasingly strict quality and safety standards. Tight tolerances and smooth finishes are key to ensuring the component fits seamlessly into its assembly while optimizing the functionality and longevity of the device. CNC machining can produce high-quality medical components at speeds that keep pace with the industry’s rapid growth. 

At Swiss Labs, we are familiar with the critical applications of the medical market and well equipped to deliver components that meet its specifications and standards. Our highly skilled machinists regularly utilize state-of-the-art machining technology to perform micro-machining operations to tolerances of ±.00025 inches. Additionally, since time is money in the medical industry, we do our best to return quote requests within 24 hours.

Medical / Dental components manufactured:

  • Surgical tools
  • Biopsy components
  • Diagnostic instruments
  • Endoscopic instruments

Materials machined:

  • Stainless steel
  • Specialty alloys
  • High-Temperature steels
  • Brass, bronze, copper

Military Military

In the military industry, equipment—ranging from advanced weaponry to aircraft carriers—is commonly subjected to harsh environments. For this reason, components in military devices and systems must be engineered for durability and reliability in adverse conditions. Many industry regulations target the design and construction of components to ensure they meet these constraints. CNC machining provides the manufacturing power and precision necessary to produce parts and products that satisfy all pertinent regulatory requirements and restrictions.  

At Swiss Labs, we are an ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturer, so we know the importance of high quality standards and have systems in place to produce components that meet them. We also aim to return quote requests within 24 hours for timely delivery.

Military components manufactured:

  • Aircraft Munitions Components
  • Communication Device Components
  • Signal Jamming Equipment Components

Materials machined:

  • Stainless steel
  • Specialty alloys
  • High-Temperature steels
  • Brass, bronze, copper

Prototypes Prototypes

While 3D printing is a quick and useful prototyping tool, CNC machining is often preferred for creating high-end functional prototypes that require high dimensional accuracy and mechanical stability. The technology allows prototypes to be quickly modified and fine-tuned by simply updating the digital design instructions. It is also compatible with various materials, making it ideal for creating and comparing multiple prototypes with different mechanical or aesthetic properties.

At Swiss Labs, we use a variety of turning machines to create functional prototypes in large and small quantities for our customers. They can accommodate up to 10 machining axes and offer backworking capabilities, giving us the flexibility to produce complex parts and products in a single setup. 

Examples of prototypes manufactured:

  • Precision Machining Tooling Components
  • Cardiovascular Surgery Prototype Components
  • NASA Deep Space Exploration Components

Materials machined:

  • Stainless steel
  • Specialty alloys
  • High-Temperature steels
  • Brass, bronze, copper

Specialty Work Specialty Work

In addition to standard machining needs, our range of manufacturing capabilities and capacities enables us to accommodate specialty machining needs. Our collaborative approach helps us meet and/or exceed the expectations of customers. From single products to high-volume quantities, we can produce what our customers need. Additionally, our fast turnaround timelines and excellent customer service ensures all specialty work is completed with care and to the highest standard possible.

Examples of specialty work manufactured:

  • Writing Devices
  • Automotive/Racing Industry Components
  • Performing Arts Specialty Work
  • Tooling Industry General Applications

Materials machined:

  • Stainless steel
  • Specialty alloys
  • High-Temperature steels
  • Brass, bronze, copper

Swiss Labs, Your Premier Screw Machined Parts Supplier

The experts at Swiss Labs employ state-of-the-art machining and inspection equipment to provide CNC machining and post-machining services for ultra-high precision parts and products made from a broad selection of materials. 

 

Raw Materials Worked

The raw materials we commonly work include: 

  • Aluminum
  • Beryllium copper
  • Brass
  • Copper
  • Stainless steel

We also accommodate nickel, silver, phosphorous bronze, carbon steel, and other exotic materials upon request. If you need a specific material, please contact us. We will provide a quote based on your specifications. 

 

Post-Machining Services Available

We have the equipment needed for automated part inspection and sorting as well as batch deburring for a variety of part sizes. Additionally, we maintain relationships with several metal finishers to offer heat treating, plating, passivation, and other post-machining services. 

 

Looking for a Solution to Your Machining Challenges? Contact Us Today!

If you’re looking for a machine shop for your next manufacturing project, Swiss Labs is the ideal partner. By choosing to work with us, you benefit from our: 

  • Advanced equipment. Our state-of-the-art machines enable us to produce components that fully meet our customers’ specifications and standards. 
  • Short lead times. Our network of metal finishing partners allows us to deliver fully finished parts and products to customers quickly. 
  • Fast shipping. Our quick response times, combined with our range of in-house and outsourced resources, ensures we can produce and ship components efficiently. 
  • Strict quality standards. Our ISO 9001:2015 certification demonstrates our ongoing commitment to improving our products and processes. 

Whether you’re in the aerospace, medical, military, or another industry, we are here to help you with your machining needs. To learn more about our capabilities and how we serve different industries, contact us today. To discuss your project specs with one of our team members, request a quote.