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    Aerospace & Defense CNC Machining Services

    Olympus Machining LLC is an ITAR-registered, CAGE 9V9P0 precision CNC machining shop in Hanover, Pennsylvania serving aerospace and defense OEMs and prime-contractor subtiers. We produce CNC milled and CNC turned parts with AS9102 first article inspection documentation as a standard FAI deliverable. Regional defense buyers can also see our Aberdeen Proving Ground, Letterkenny Army Depot, and Dover AFB hub pages.

    Part Categories We Machine

    Bracketry & weapon mounts

    5-axis milled aluminum and stainless brackets, picatinny-rail components, and weapon-system mounts machined from billet to drawing tolerance.

    Antenna & sensor mounts

    Lightweight aluminum and titanium mounts for ground-based and airborne RF, EO/IR, and SIGINT payloads.

    Ground support equipment housings

    Enclosures and chassis for GSE, test fixtures, and field-deployable electronics, with documented material certs.

    Bushings, bosses & precision fittings

    Live-tool turned components on the Chien Wei CWB-450-CNC for hydraulics, pneumatics, and structural attachments.

    Fixtures & tooling for prime depots

    Custom CNC-machined fixtures supporting overhaul, repair, and rework lines at depot and OEM facilities.

    Relevant Compliance & Certifications

    • ITAR registered with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC)
    • CAGE Code 9V9P0
    • CMMC Level 1 self-attested per FAR 52.204-21
    • AS9102 Rev C First Article Inspection produced in-house
    • Material certifications with heat/lot traceability and Certificates of Conformance
    • AS9100D quality system on roadmap

    Common Materials

    Aluminum 6061-T6, 7075-T6, and 2024; Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5) and CP titanium grades; 303/304/316L stainless; 4140 alloy steel; Inconel 718 (limited); engineering plastics including PEEK and PEEK-CF30.

    See the full list on our materials machined page.

    Quote a Aerospace & Defense Part

    Submit a drawing or STEP file. A CAM engineer will review and respond.

    Submit a Drawing

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    Last reviewed: May 12, 2026