Key Benefits
- ±0.05mm standard — tighter on critical features
- Work envelope 300 × 400 × 150 mm
- Metals: Aluminium · MS · SS · Brass · Copper
- Plastics: Delrin · Nylon · ABS · PEEK · Polycarbonate
- Batch production with first-article inspection
- Anodising, powder coating and inserts arranged
- DRDO registered · BDL registered · GeM listed
CNC Milling Services in Hyderabad
iMake runs 3-axis vertical CNC milling at our 7000 sq ft facility in Hardware Park Phase 2, Hyderabad, for parts in aluminium, steel, brass and engineering plastics. This page is about production milling — repeat orders and batches where every part must match the first. For one-off parts and prototypes, see our CNC machining page.
As a DRDO registered, BDL registered and GeM listed MSME, we supply defence, aerospace, automotive, medical device and industrial clients with the documentation their procurement needs: material certificates, inspection reports and full traceability.
From First Article to Full Batch
Every production order starts with a DFM review of your STEP file or drawing — checking tolerances, thread callouts, tool access and surface finish so the part is costed and machined correctly the first time. We then machine and inspect a first article, confirm it with you, and run the batch on the same set-up and fixtures so dimensions stay consistent from the first piece to the last.
Why Choose iMake for CNC Milling
- Repeatable precision: ±0.05mm standard on metals, with critical bores and fits held tighter when specified.
- One vendor, many processes: combine milled parts with laser-cut plates, sheet metal and 3D-printed parts on one purchase order.
- Fast turnaround: 3–5 working days as standard; simple parts in 24–48 hours when capacity allows.
- Scales with you: from a single piece to production runs of 500+ with identical quality.
Quality and Documentation
We keep complete traceability for every batch and provide dimensional inspection reports, material certificates and process documentation on request — including for GeM, DRDO and BDL procurement.
Finishing options include deburring (standard), anodising for aluminium, powder coating, painting and thread inserts, so parts arrive ready to assemble.
Get a Same-Day Quote
Send your STEP file or drawing to info@imake.in or WhatsApp +91-94942-69431 with material, quantity and finish. We reply with price and lead time the same business day.
CNC milling specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Work envelope | 300 × 400 × 150 mm |
| Standard tolerance | ±0.05mm (metals) · ±0.1mm (plastics) |
| Critical features | Down to ±0.01mm when specified on the drawing |
| Surface finish | Ra 0.8–3.2 µm depending on material and finishing pass |
| Metals | Aluminium · Mild steel · Stainless steel · Brass · Copper |
| Plastics | Delrin · Nylon · ABS · PEEK · Polycarbonate |
| Lead time | 3–5 working days standard |
| Order size | 1 piece to 500+ piece batches |
Some of our recent CNC milling work
CNC Milled Aluminium Part
Complex aluminium component with precision pockets, bores and threaded inserts for an aerospace assembly.
Stainless Steel Precision Part
SS 316 component with tight-tolerance bores for a medical device — delivered with a dimensional report.
Delrin Engineering Plastic Part
Custom Delrin component for industrial automation, machined to ±0.05mm and delivered in 2 days.
F.A.Q
Frequently Asked Questions
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What materials can you CNC mill?
We mill aluminium (6061, 7075), mild steel, stainless steel (304, 316), brass and copper, and engineering plastics including Delrin (POM), nylon, ABS, PEEK and polycarbonate. We advise on material choice based on load, temperature, wear and any regulatory requirement.
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What is the maximum part size you can mill?
Our vertical CNC has a working envelope of 300 × 400 × 150 mm. Larger parts can be machined in sections and joined, or cut from plate on our 3kW laser and finish-machined — ask us which route suits your part.
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What tolerances can you achieve?
Standard tolerances are ±0.05mm on metals and ±0.1mm on plastics. Critical features such as bearing bores and fits (H7/g6 and similar) can be held tighter — down to ±0.01mm — when specified on the drawing. Dimensional inspection reports are available for defence and aerospace orders.
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What is the difference between CNC milling and CNC machining on your site?
Our CNC machining page covers one-off parts and prototypes. This page covers repeat and batch production — fixtures, first-article inspection and consistent quality from 10 to 500+ pieces. The machines and materials are the same; the focus is volume and repeatability.
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What file formats do you accept?
We accept STEP, IGES, DXF, DWG, SLDPRT and PDF drawings. STEP is preferred for 3D parts. Please include material, surface finish, tolerances on critical features and quantity.
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What finishing options are available?
Deburring is standard on every part. We also arrange anodising (aluminium), powder coating, painting and thread inserts (HeliCoil), so parts arrive assembly-ready on a single purchase order.
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Are you registered with DRDO, BDL and GeM?
Yes. iMake is a DRDO registered vendor, a BDL (Bharat Dynamics Limited) registered vendor, and is listed on the GeM portal under CNC machining. Government departments, defence PSUs and DRDO labs can order directly through GeM. We provide quality documentation and material traceability as required by defence procurement.
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What are the payment terms?
We accept NEFT/RTGS, UPI and cheque. PO-based net-30 invoicing is available for government and defence clients; first-time clients pay 50% in advance. GST invoices are issued for all orders, and GeM payments are accepted.
