Mastering Complexity with 5-Axis Machining Services
From tight tolerances to difficult geometries, Path Machining + Automation delivers industry-leading 5-axis CNC machining services where others fall short.
Built for Complexity
We machine intricate 3D shapes, undercuts, and tough angles that standard 3-axis milling can’t achieve.
Tight Tolerances, Every Time
Our team knows what it takes to meet your most demanding specs – across aerospace, medical, and robotics applications – without costly delays or rework.
Flexible Production Runs
From rapid prototypes to full-scale production, we scale with your needs and your deadlines.
Material Expertise
From titanium to stainless steel, we work with the engineered materials your industry demands.
Seamless Communication
You’ll get clear updates, honest timelines, and a team that treats your project like it’s their own.
Rigorous Quality Checks
Every part we ship is inspected against the highest standards—because precision machining demands nothing less.
Your Path to Precision Starts Here
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Connect With Us
Start with a consultation where we learn about your project requirements, precision challenges, and production goals.
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Develop a Custom Machining Plan
Our engineers create a tailored solution based on your part geometry, material specs, and volume needs – optimized for 5-axis CNC machining.
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Manufacture With Multi-Axis Precision
We bring your design to life using advanced multi-axis machining capabilities, tight-tolerance programming, and rigorous quality control.
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Deliver With Confidence
Your parts arrive on schedule, fully inspected, and backed by ongoing support to ensure long-term performance and satisfaction.
Request a Quote for Your Next 5-Axis CNC Machining Project
Ready to take your project to the next level? Let’s discuss how our 5-axis CNC machining services can help bring your complex parts and precision components to life – on time, on spec, and built to last.
5-Axis CNC Machining FAQ
5-axis CNC machining refers to the ability to move a part or tool along five different axes simultaneously. This allows manufacturers to create complex shapes, precise undercuts, and multi-surface features with unmatched accuracy. Compared to traditional 3-axis methods, 5-axis machining offers tighter tolerances, smoother surface finishes, and reduced setup times, making it ideal for producing high-precision components efficiently.
Industries that demand precision part manufacturing benefit most from multi-axis machining. These include:
- Medical device manufacturing (e.g., surgical implants, orthopedic hardware)
- Aerospace and defense (e.g., turbine components, structural fittings)
- Robotics and automation (e.g., precision housings, sensor mounts)
- Electronics and instrumentation (e.g., connectors, heat sinks)
5-axis milling makes it possible to create components that are otherwise difficult – or impossible – to produce using conventional machining.
At Path Machining + Automation, we combine advanced multi-axis CNC technology with deep industry expertise. Our machinists and engineers collaborate to deliver parts that meet the most demanding design and quality standards.
Multi-axis CNC machining minimizes the need for multiple setups by allowing parts to be fully machined in a single operation. This means:
- Faster turnaround times
- Higher consistency between parts
- Fewer manual interventions and alignment errors
The result is superior part quality with reduced production risk, helping you move from prototype to production with greater speed and confidence.
- State-of-the-art 5-axis CNC equipment
- Experience with tight-tolerance parts across advanced industries
- Commitment to transparency, speed, and long-term client success
The most suitable parts for 5-axis CNC service include those with:
- Undercuts or multi-sided features
- Deep cavities or internal features
- Complex contours or 3D profiles
The most suitable parts for 5-axis CNC service include those with:
- Undercuts or multi-sided features
- Deep cavities or internal features
- Complex contours or 3D profiles
Common examples include:
- Medical implants
- Robotics components
- Tooling for automated systems
- Precision prototypes with critical design tolerances