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    Industrial OEM CNC Machining Services

    Olympus Machining LLC supplies precision CNC-machined components to industrial equipment manufacturers, robotics and automation builders, and custom machine builders across the Mid-Atlantic. We support the full prototype-to-production workflow — fast-turn prototypes, engineering change revisions, and scalable short-run production — within a single CNC machining facility.

    Part Categories We Machine

    Shafts, bushings & spindles

    Precision turned shafts, spindle shafts, and bushings on the Chien Wei CWB-450-CNC for power transmission and rotating equipment assemblies.

    Housings, blocks & manifolds

    Milled aluminum and cast-iron housings, mounting blocks, and hydraulic/pneumatic manifolds with documented flatness and bore tolerances.

    End-of-arm tooling & robotics components

    EOAT bodies, actuator housings, sensor plates, and structural frames for robot OEMs and automation integrators.

    Fixture plates & tooling blocks

    Ground fixture plates, tooling blocks, and machine bases for in-house and customer tooling, with CMM-verified datum surfaces.

    Replacement & legacy components

    Reverse-engineered replacement parts for obsolete or legacy industrial equipment, machined to drawing or sample with material traceability.

    Relevant Compliance & Certifications

    • Material certifications with heat/lot traceability provided with every order
    • Certificates of Conformance available on request
    • First Article Inspection (AS9102 format) available to verify dimensional compliance before production release
    • CMM-based dimensional verification on the Haas HMM 430
    • CMMC Level 1 cybersecurity controls per FAR 52.204-21

    Common Materials

    6061-T6 and 7075-T6 aluminum, 1018 and 1045 carbon steel, 4140 alloy steel, 303/304/316 stainless steel, cast iron grades, brass, copper, Delrin (acetal), UHMW, and Nylon — material selection guidance available at quoting.

    See the full list on our materials machined page.

    Quote a Industrial OEMs Part

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

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    Last reviewed: May 12, 2026