Offering state-of-the-art CNC machining, milling, and turning services with the highest precision in the UAE.
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Achieve precision in complex parts with our high-quality CNC machining services, delivering top-notch accuracy.
Milling Services
Our milling services offer high precision and are designed for complex parts with intricate geometry.
Turning Services
Precision turning with tight tolerances and smooth finishes to meet demanding requirements.
High-Quality Machining Services in UAE
At Majestic, we specialize in CNC machining, precision milling, turning, and fabrication to meet the diverse needs of industries such as marine, oil & gas, automotive, aerospace, and construction. Our state-of-the-art machining workshop in Dubai is equipped with the latest CNC machines, ensuring accurate and efficient production of components.
How Our Process Works
Send Your Designs
Share your design via our website or email, and we'll send you a quote within 4 business hours.
Manufacture
Upon quote acceptance, we'll promptly start manufacturing your parts, ensuring they are crafted to the highest quality standards in just a few days
Quality Inspection
Our skilled engineers will thoroughly inspect your parts to ensure they meet our rigorous standards from the first try.
Delivery
We guarantee timely delivery to your location, using our dedicated drivers and logistics partners to ensure a quick and reliable servic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is machining?
Machining is a manufacturing process that involves the use of various tools and equipment to shape or cut materials (usually metal or plastic) into specific dimensions and shapes. It can include processes like turning, milling, drilling, grinding, and more.
2. What materials can be machined?
Machining can be done on a wide variety of materials, including metals (steel, aluminum, brass, etc.), plastics, wood, and composites. The material selection depends on the type of machining required and the end-use of the part.
3. What are the common machining processes?
- Milling: Using rotating tools to cut and shape material.
- Turning: Rotating the material while a cutting tool shapes it.
- Drilling: Creating round holes in the material.
- Grinding: Using an abrasive wheel to smooth or finish a surface.
- EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining): Using electrical sparks to erode material.
4. What is the difference between CNC machining and manual machining?
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining uses computer-controlled machines to perform precise cuts and shapes based on programmed instructions, while manual machining relies on operators to control the machine's movements manually.
5. How accurate is machining?
Machining can achieve very high levels of accuracy, often down to thousandths of an inch or micrometers, depending on the process and equipment used. CNC machines, in particular, are known for their precision.
6. What is the role of a machinist?
A machinist is responsible for setting up, operating, and maintaining machines that shape and cut materials. They must read technical drawings, calculate dimensions, and ensure parts are produced to the required specifications.
7. How do I choose the right machining process for my project?
The best machining process depends on the material, the part's geometry, the required tolerances, and the volume of parts. Consulting with an expert or machinist can help determine the optimal method.
8. How long does a machining project take?
The time required for machining depends on the complexity of the part, the material, the quantity, and the specific machining process. Simple parts may take just a few hours, while more complex parts could take days.
9. What is the cost of machining?
Machining costs depend on several factors, including the material, machining process, machine time, labor, and any additional finishing work. Generally, CNC machining is more expensive than manual machining but offers greater precision and efficiency.
10. Can I get a custom part machined?
Yes, machining is ideal for creating custom parts based on specific designs and requirements. Whether you need prototypes or production runs, machining can accommodate custom specifications.
