OUR MACHINE SHOP

See the Machines Behind the Parts.

CNC turning, CNC milling, 3D printing, manual machining and supporting equipment in our Deerfield Beach, Florida shop.

Mazak CNC turning center
FULL EQUIPMENT LIST

Machine Shop Capabilities

CNC Lathes

  • Mazak Dual Turn 200 with Auto Load Gantry
  • Mazak Nexus 250 — 10" capacity, LNS Quick Load 4' bar feed
  • Mazak Nexus 250 — 10" capacity, LNS Hydro 12' bar feed
  • Mazak Matrix 250 — 10" capacity
  • Omni Turn GT75 — 1-1/6" diameter capacity, 12' bar feed

CNC Mills

  • Chevalier 20 × 40 CNC
  • 2 Mazak Nexus 510C-II — 20 × 40 CNC
  • Chevalier 14 × 18 CNC
  • Eagle 20 × 33 CNC

3D Printing

  • Prusa i3 MK2 3D Printer
  • 0.05 mm layer-height capability

Manual Lathes

  • Hardinge Chucker — 1-1/16" capacity
  • Hardinge Tool Room Lathe — 1-1/16" capacity

Manual Mills

  • 2 Lagun vertical milling machines — 15 × 30

Saws

  • Kalamazoo cut-off saw
  • Cosen automatic horizontal band saw — 9" × 9" × 24'

Surface Grinders

  • Boyar Schultz surface grinder
  • Abrasive surface grinder

Presses

  • Diacro hydraulic bender
  • V & O punch press — 29 tons with air feed, 100 strokes/min
  • V & O punch press — 10 tons with hitch feed, 200 strokes/min

Welding

  • Miller T.I.G. Welder — 330 amp

Metal Finishing

  • Timesaver high-energy polisher
  • Vibratory tumbler

CAD / CAM Support

  • Full CAD/CAM system
  • Mastercam X2019 CAD/CAM software
  • Full 3D support
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A LOOK INSIDE THE SHOP

Some of Our Equipment

Mazak CNC Turning Center
Mazak CNC Turning Center
Mazak CNC Mill
Mazak CNC Mill
Omni Turn GT75
Omni Turn GT75

A Real Machine Shop in Deerfield Beach, Florida

Anco Precision is a family-owned machine shop established in 1978. Our equipment supports CNC milling, CNC turning, screw machining, 3D printing and a range of supporting shop operations.

Customers can send drawings and CAD files online, but the work is reviewed and produced through a real physical machine shop. That gives customers the convenience of an online machine shop without removing direct communication with the people making the parts.

Choosing the Right Process

Not every part belongs on the same machine. Part geometry, material, stock size, quantity and dimensional requirements help determine whether milling, turning, screw machining, Wire EDM or another process is the appropriate fit.

The easiest way to begin is to send us your drawing and project requirements for review.