CNC Machining

Where CNC fits in a slide program

Most of a drawer slide is roll-formed and stamped. The parts that stamping cannot produce economically — mounting brackets with compound angles, thick spacer blocks, custom locating plates, low-volume special fittings — are machined. Having those parts made in the same factory as your slides means hole patterns line up, finishes match, and the shipment arrives as one lot instead of two.

What to send for a quotation

• The part drawing (2D with tolerances or 3D) — or a sample to measure and re-draw
• Material: steel, stainless or aluminum; the finish spec if it must match your slides
• Quantity per shipment and annual volume, if known
• Which slide series it mounts to, so we can match hole patterns and dimensions

Send it through the RFQ form or to [email protected] — engineering replies within 48 hours with process, feasibility and price.

Materials and finishes

• Materials — cold-rolled steel, 201 / 304 stainless, aluminum alloy
• Finishes — zinc plating, black coating, or custom finish matched to the slide series it ships with
• Verification — dimensional inspection against your drawing; records included with the shipment

How machined parts ship with your slides

Bracket sets, spacers and plates are packed to your carton spec and consolidated with the slide shipment under FOB, CIF, DDP or EXW — one purchase order, one container, one set of documents. Repeat orders run on the approved first-article, so replacements always fit the same way.