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MTS 64Saint-Bruno, Quebec provider of CNC machining and automated finishing and inspection systems for aerospace. AS9100 and NADCAP accredited.
Saint-Bruno, Quebec provider of CNC machining and automated finishing and inspection systems for aerospace. AS9100 and NADCAP accredited.
Windsor CNC machine shop producing precision machined components for tool and die, mould and automation builders, including custom parts to customer drawings. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Brampton precision machine shop with more than 25 years machining components for automation and industrial customers, running multi-axis turning and milling under an ISO 9001 quality system. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Prescott builder of custom automation, robotic work cells and end-of-line machinery, with in-house CNC parts machining, mechanical and electrical assembly and robot programming. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Grimsby machining and fabrication shop with large-format CNC milling (including a 5-sided mill), turning, welding and painting, serving automation, tooling and robotics work from a 22,400 sq ft facility. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Stoney Creek builder of custom robotic machinery and waterjet equipment, fabricating and machining its own systems in the Hamilton area. Details compiled from public sources; claim this profile to confirm capabilities and certifications.
Robotics and automation sourcing in Canada runs through the integrators and machine builders, concentrated in the Ontario automation and tooling base with a strong Quebec presence. These buyers build work cells, robotic systems and end-of-line machinery, and they buy machined precision parts, weldments and frames to do it.
Send one RFQ and we match you to Canadian shops that machine and fabricate for automation builders, then bring back quotes.
Automation does not turn on a single certification. It turns on precision machining capability, tight tolerances for motion and locating components, and the ability to move from prototype to low volume on a build schedule. ISO 9001 is the quality baseline; what wins the work is tolerance, repeatability and turnaround that keeps a build on track.
Machined precision components for cells and end-of-line machinery, weldments and structural frames, jigs, fixtures and tooling plates, and custom brackets, in aluminum and steel, usually as prototype-to-low-volume runs tied to a project.
Yes. Most automation work is prototype-to-low-volume on a build schedule. Flag the timeline and tolerances and we match to shops set up for quick, precise runs.
Call out the critical tolerances and locating features on the drawing. Process and tolerance fit are part of how we match, so you only see shops that can hold the spec.
Yes, alongside the machined parts. Send the weldment or frame drawing with the machined components and we can match the whole package.