Working with the Right CNC machine shop makes all the difference. Our advanced machine shop can accommodate all types of CNC machine work along with metal fabrication and welding. If you’re currently exploring your machine shop options, it may be time for you to consider Wiebe’s Welding. Our CNC machines are programmed to the exact specifications of each customer by our team of in-house experts.
CNC Machine Shop
CNC Machining Shop in Leamington
CNC Machines
- Haas VF 5XT – 60” x 26” x 26” – 8100 RPM
- Haas VM2 – 30” x 16” x 16” – 12000 RPM
- Okuma M460V 5AX – 30” x 18” x 18” – 15000 RPM
- Okuma Crown lathe – 10” Max Dia. x 16” Length
- CNC Plasma Table – 60” x 120” x 1.5” Cut Cap.
Manual Machines
- First Mill – 12” x 30”
- Colchester Mascot 1600 Lathe – 16” x 60”
- Browne & Sharpe Surface Grinder – 12” x 24”
What is CNC Machining?
The term CNC stands for ‘computer numerical control’. CNC machining is a subtractive manufacturing process employing computerized controls and machine tools to remove layers of material to produce a custom-designed part.
The process is suitable for a wide variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and agriculture, and able to produce a range of products, such as automobile parts, surgical equipment, airplane parts, and even garden tools. Some of the most common mechanical CNC machining operations include:
- Drilling
- Milling
- Turning
Types of CNC Machines:
CNC Mills
Basic mills consist of a three-axis system (X, Y and Z), though most newer mills can accommodate three additional axes.
Lathes
Lathe machines, involve cuts in a circular direction with indexable tools. CNC lathes are used to produce complex designs that wouldn’t be possible on manually run versions of the machine. Most CNC lathes consist of two axes — X and Z.
Plasma Cutters
In a plasma cutter, material is cut with a plasma torch. The process is applied to metal materials but can also be ustilized on other surfaces. In order to produce the speed and heat necessary to cut metal, plasma is generated through a combination of compressed-air gas and electrical arcs.
Working With Us is Easy
Meet
It all begins with a handshake. Pete Jr. or Sr. will meet with you to discuss your project and provide a quote.
Design
Bring your drawings or let us design it for you. It’s as simple as that!
Fabricate
From machining to assembly, we take care of your project to meet all specifications.
Happy Clients
Wiebe's Welding has been an important supplier of ours for many years. We
appreciate their quality work, prompt service and high standards.
-Roger Tiessen, (Seacliff Energy)
We go way back with the guys at Wiebe’s Welding. They have always taken great
care of us. They do high quality work and always get the job done. We would
definitely recommend them.
Pomas Farms
We have worked with Wiebe's Welding for quite some time now and have always
been happy with their quality machining. They have a high standard for every
project that goes out the door and what impresses us most is that they stand
behind their work.
-Jimmy Whitfield, (Southpoint Industrial Supply)
The TrackLift from Wiebe's Welding has improved our business in so many ways.
A few of our favourite features would be:
-the lifting capacity
-the large work area (platform)
-the versatility
-the ability to work in all weather conditions
We are working when other tradespeople are not able to, simply because we
have this machine.
-Pete Wiebe, (RGC)
The guys at Wiebe's Welding are easy going and very good to work with.
They are always open to listening to new ideas.
We love working with them and have nothing but positive feedback on our
experience.
Ruthven Greenhouse Construction