Monte Vista PrecisionMachining & assembly · Est. 1994
CAGE 7K4Q2
Decatur, Alabama
ITAR registered
Capability statement / Rev C
Five-axis milling and turning for flight hardware. We hold ±0.0002″ on production lots and ship the FAI package with the parts — not a week later.
| Process | Envelope | Tolerance | Materials | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Five-axis milling | 40 × 20 × 25 in | ±0.0002″ | Al, Ti 6Al-4V, Inconel 718/625 | 4–6 weeks |
| Live-tool turning | 4 in bar | ±0.0003″ | 17-4, 15-5, 316, A-286 | 3–5 weeks |
| CMM inspection | In-house Zeiss | AS9102 FAI | Full lot traceability | Ships with lot |
| Assembly | Class 8 cell | Torque & lockwire | Customer-furnished kits | +1 week |
01
Six DMG MORI and Makino centers. Complex geometry in titanium and nickel alloys stays on one setup, which is how the tolerance holds when the print gets serious.
02
Live-tool lathes with sub-spindle work. Bar feed for production; chucking for the awkward one-offs purchasing always sends on Friday.
03
Zeiss CMM on the floor. Material certs, heat-treat records, and the AS9102 stay with the lot. If quality has to chase a document, the job is not finished.
Procurement should not have to request the packet a second time. Copies go out with the quote.
Standard geometry returns in two business days, signed by the engineer who will run the job. No sales filter.
Monte Vista Precision