CNC Machining Capabilities
Titan Industries LLC is a precision CNC machine shop at 1401 S Mosley, Wichita, Kansas 67211. We provide CNC turning, CNC milling, and production machining for aerospace, defense, OEM, and industrial manufacturing customers. This page lists our equipment, capacities, materials, and quality practices so you can check fit before you send an RFQ.
CNC Turning
Production and short-run turning of bushings, sleeves, spacers, wear components, shafts, pins, fittings, and inserts. Live tooling and a sub-spindle allow milled features and back-side operations in the same chucking.
| Specification | Capability |
|---|---|
| Machine | Mori Seiki NL2500SM CNC turning center |
| Control | Mitsubishi MSX-850 |
| Maximum turned diameter | 14.4 in (chucked) |
| Maximum turned length | 27.7 in |
| Bar capacity | 3.1 in diameter |
| Turret | 12 station |
| Spindle | 25 HP, up to 4,000 RPM |
| Live tooling | Yes |
| Sub-spindle | Yes |
CNC Milling
Vertical machining of structural housings, enclosures, brackets, tooling and fixture plates, and custom functional parts to customer specification.
| Specification | Capability |
|---|---|
| Machine | Doosan DNM 500 vertical machining center |
| Control | FANUC Series 0i-MD |
| Axes | 3-axis |
| Work envelope | 1,020 x 540 x 510 mm |
| Table | 1,100 x 500 mm |
| Spindle | 12,000 RPM, CAT40 |
| Tool changer | 30-tool automatic |
| Workholding | Vises with soft jaws; custom fixturing as required |
Materials
| Material group | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aluminum | Including 7050 and other aerospace alloys |
| Steel | Carbon and alloy steels |
| Stainless steel | Including 17-4 PH and PH13-8Mo, annealed or heat treated |
| Titanium | Turned and milled |
| Inconel | Turned and milled |
| Customer-furnished material | Accepted |
Quality and Documentation
- Material identification and traceability records maintained per job.
- In-process and final dimensional inspection against the customer drawing before shipment.
- First article inspection performed to the requirement defined by the customer purchase order or drawing.
- Programs, tooling lists, and setup documentation retained so repeat releases run from the same proven process.
- Customer inspection, documentation, and special-process requirements are quoted to the purchase order rather than assumed.
Production Quantities
| Quantity type | How we handle it |
|---|---|
| Prototype and first article | Programmed and documented so the process carries forward to production |
| Short run | Typical job shop lot sizes to customer drawing |
| Repeat production | Quoted against annual usage and release schedule. See high-volume CNC machining |
Industries Served
Aerospace
Turned and milled details for airframe and component manufacturers. See aerospace CNC machining.
Defense
Machined components for defense programs and their supply chains.
OEM
Production parts built to customer drawings and 3D models.
Industrial Manufacturing
Production and replacement components for equipment builders and end users.
Product Development
Functional parts, fixtures, and tooling for teams moving from design to production.
Additional Services
Additive manufacturing and industrial printing for fixtures, tooling, overlays, labels, and durable graphics.
Outside Processing
Heat treat, plating, passivation, and NDT are coordinated or customer-managed by agreement. Call out any special process on the RFQ and it will be reflected in the quoted scope.
Check Your Part Against Our Capabilities
Send a drawing or STEP file with quantity, material, and required delivery date. If it is outside what is listed here we will tell you rather than guess.
Capabilities FAQ
What CNC machines does Titan Industries have?
A Mori Seiki NL2500SM CNC turning center with live tooling and sub-spindle, and a Doosan DNM 500 vertical machining center with a 12,000 RPM CAT40 spindle and 30-tool automatic tool changer.
What is the maximum part size Titan Industries can machine?
Turning: 14.4 inches diameter chucked, 27.7 inches length, and 3.1 inch bar capacity. Milling: a 1,020 x 540 x 510 mm work envelope.
What materials does Titan Industries machine?
Aluminum, steel, stainless steel, titanium, and Inconel. Customer-furnished material is accepted.
What quantities does Titan Industries run?
Prototype and short-run work through repeat high-volume production releases.
What industries does Titan Industries serve?
Aerospace, defense, OEM, industrial manufacturing, and product development.