Review of cavities, faces, holes, threads, housings, slots, fits, and other prismatic geometries.
ALUMINUM MACHINING —
Custom machined aluminum parts manufactured from drawings.
Kondak manufactures aluminum parts from drawings, models, samples, or technical specifications using CNC milling and turning, dimensional inspection, and complementary processes when required by the project.
certified quality system
inspection for critical geometries
milling and turning from drawings
review from drawing, model, or sample
WHEN IT FITS —
For buyers turning an aluminum specification into industrial supply.
Aluminum machining removes material under controlled conditions to produce the geometry and finish defined by a project. Alloy, temper, tolerances, volume, and finishing must be reviewed together before the process route is confirmed.
Review of shafts, pins, bushings, bodies, and components combining turning, milling, and auxiliary operations.
A flow for engineering, procurement, and quality teams when the part requires dimensional control, traceability, or applicable documentation.

CAPABILITY —
CNC processes and inspection defined from the technical package.
Kondak reviews alloy and material condition before defining workholding, tooling, operation sequence, control, and finishing.
CNC milling for blocks, flanges, brackets, housings, and prismatic parts
CNC turning and Swiss-type lathes for cylindrical geometries
Drilling, tapping, grooves, slots, cavities, shoulders, and reference faces
Dimensional inspection with CMM, roughness tester, profile projector, and applicable instruments
Coordination of anodizing and other complementary processes through approved suppliers when required
Dimensional reports, traceability, and quality tools when applicable to the supply
EVIDENCE —
Parts, process, and inspection for aluminum components.
The images show examples and resources already published by Kondak. Feasibility remains dependent on each project's alloy, geometry, tolerance, volume, and finishing requirements.

Machined blocks and bodies
Drawing-defined cavities, holes, threads, faces, and housings.

CNC milling
A process for prismatic parts, multiple faces, and combined operations.

Dimensional inspection
Control of drawing-defined characteristics and documentation when required by the order.
FOR RFQ —
What to send for an aluminum-machining quote.
A complete specification prevents assumptions about alloy, treatment, and finishing and helps define process, inspection, lead time, and cost.
2D drawing, 3D model, physical sample, or functional specification
Aluminum alloy, temper, standard, and required supply condition
Critical tolerances, roughness, threads, fits, and functional characteristics
Anodizing, polishing, or another required treatment and finishing
Initial quantity, recurring volume, and required delivery
Inspection, traceability, and quality-documentation requirements
BUYER QUESTIONS —
Common questions about aluminum machining.
Does Kondak manufacture custom machined aluminum parts?
Yes. Aluminum is included in Kondak's published materials, and the team reviews drawings, models, samples, or specifications to define process and supply conditions.
Which aluminum alloys can be quoted?
The alloy, temper, and standard should be included in the technical package. Kondak confirms feasibility after reviewing material, geometry, tolerances, volume, and finishing.
Can the part receive anodizing or another finish?
Anodizing is included among Kondak's published finishes, and complementary processes can be coordinated through approved suppliers when included in the approved order.
What information helps quotation?
Send a drawing or model, alloy and temper, tolerances, roughness, finishing, quantity, delivery needs, and inspection or documentation requirements.
RELATED —
Compare process and evidence before sending the RFQ.
QUOTE —
Send your drawing for technical review.
Share the drawing, material, quantity, and lead-time requirements so the team can review the part.
