Contract Machining
CONTRACT MACHINING
Heavy-duty capacity
Weber’s machining floor is built to handle large-format and high-precision components, without sacrificing detail. Equipped with multi-axis CNC centers, high-capacity boring mills, and gundrills, we perform medium to massive part machining on a job or program basis, giving you the space and tools you need to get complex work done on time.
Our contract capabilities
At Weber, contract machining isn’t an afterthought—it’s a core capability backed by the same equipment, processes, and expertise we use to deliver world-class tooling. Whether you’re machining large-format parts, complex geometries, or precision components, we offer reliable capacity, high-performance equipment, and the technical rigor to meet your exacting requirements.
- Precision 3-, 4-, and 5-Axis CNC Machining
- For complex, multi-surface workpieces
- Large-Part Capability
- Up to 88,000 lbs with envelope sizes over 230″ x 130″ x 40″
- Full CMM Inspection
- With PCDMIS software and Class A surface verification
- Lifting & Rigging Support
- On-site cranes up to 40 tons
- Quick Turnaround on Build-to-Print Programs
- We machine directly from your CAD data with strict revision control
Equipment Highlights
|
Machine |
Axis |
Max Load |
Max Envelope |
|
Deckel Maho DMU Series |
5 |
11,000–44,000 lbs |
Up to 133 × 78 × 62 |
|
Kuraki Boring Mills |
4 |
22,000–44,000 lbs |
118 × 90 × 62 |
|
Droop & Rein Copy Mill |
3 |
66,000 lbs |
139 × 132 × 33 |
|
Tarus High-Speed |
5 |
50,000 lbs |
120 × 58 × 80 |
Machining capability that matches your toughest specs
From oversized mold bases to critical aerospace and defense components, Weber has the machines, expertise, and floor capacity to take on the jobs that push conventional shops to their limits.
We specialize in high-tolerance machining for heavy, complex, or multi-surface parts, supporting customers who need more than just a machine shop. With decades of mold-building experience and a facility designed for scale, we’re built to handle the demanding applications that others can’t.
- Large castings or forgings
- Mold bases and core/cavity blocks
- Aerospace fixtures
- Automotive structural components
- Specialty tooling and dies
- Defense and energy components requiring large format machining
