What certifications do aerospace CNC parts need?

AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 are required. TruPart Precision holds both certifications for aerospace-grade CNC machining.

What materials are common for aerospace CNC machining?

Aluminum 7075, Titanium Ti-6Al-4V, Stainless Steel 17-4PH, and Inconel 718 are standard aerospace materials we machine daily.

What tolerances can you achieve for aerospace parts?

We achieve ±0.005mm on critical aerospace dimensions using 5-axis DMG MORI machines and Zeiss CMM inspection.

Do you offer surface treatments for aerospace components?

Yes, including anodizing (Type II/III), passivation, nickel plating, and chemical film per MIL-spec standards.

What is the typical lead time for aerospace CNC prototypes?

Prototype aerospace parts typically ship in 5-8 business days. Production runs depend on quantity and complexity.

Industry

Aerospace CNC Precision Machining Services

CNC precision machining for the aerospace industry. We machine aircraft structural components, engine brackets, avionics enclosures, and landing gear parts from aerospace-grade aluminum, titanium, and superalloys. AS9100 quality system, ITAR-compliant protocols, CMM-inspected.

🔥 6-12 week lead timeTitanium Ti-6Al-4VAluminum 7075Stainless 15-5PHAS9100 ReadyCMM Report

Typical Parts We Machine

Aircraft structural brackets and fittings — aluminum 7075, MIL-spec
Engine mount components — Inconel 718, high-temp nickel alloys
Avionics chassis and enclosures — aluminum, EMI-shielded
Landing gear components — high-strength steel, MPIf inspection
Hydraulic manifold blocks — aluminum, stainless, 0.2μm surface finish
Cable guide pulleys and fairleads — aluminum, anodized
Fuel system fittings — stainless 316, helium leak test
Cabin interior brackets — aluminum, flame-retardant finish

Materials

Aluminum 7075-T6, 2024-T3, 6061-T6; Titanium Ti-6Al-4V (Grade 5); Stainless 15-5PH, 17-4PH, 304L; Inconel 625/718; Alloy Steel 4340. All material certs traceable to mill. NDT/MPI on flight-critical parts.

Quality

Every aerospace part comes with full inspection report. CMM measurement, surface finish profilometry, hardness testing, and material certification. Process control per AS9100D. First-article inspection (FAI) per AS9102.

Standards & Certifications

AS9100D Quality SystemAS9102 First Article InspectionITAR-Compliant Data HandlingAMS-STD-1595 Surface FinishingMIL-SPEC Material TraceabilityNADCAP-ready Processes

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does TruPart have AS9100 certification?

TruPart operates under AS9100D-compatible quality systems. Our processes, inspection protocols, and documentation meet aerospace standards. Contact us for specific certification requirements and audit support.

What aerospace alloys can you machine?

We machine aluminum 7075/2024/6061, titanium Ti-6Al-4V, stainless 15-5PH/17-4PH, Inconel 625/718, and alloy steel 4340. All materials can be supplied with full mill traceability and certification.

What tolerances can you hold on aerospace parts?

Standard aerospace tolerance is ±0.05mm. We routinely hold ±0.01mm on critical features and ±0.005mm on precision-mated surfaces. CMM verification included.

Do you handle ITAR-controlled parts?

Yes. We maintain strict data security protocols for customer-owned designs. Non-disclosure agreements, encrypted file transfer, and controlled-access manufacturing areas.

What surface treatments are available?

Alodine/Chemical film, hard anodize (MIL-A-8625), passivation, cadmium plating, and primers. In-house and partnered finishing with aerospace-qualified suppliers.

Can you provide First Article Inspection reports?

Yes. FAI per AS9102 with full dimensional report, material certs, and process documentation included with every first-order aerospace part.