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Stainless Steel CNC Milling in Canada

Stainless steel takes its corrosion resistance from nickel, and Canada is a top-five nickel producer, mining the alloy's defining element close to the shops that machine it. CNC milling is only as good as the people running it, and Canada pairs the most-educated workforce in the OECD with an aerospace sector built on tight-tolerance work.

The capability below reflects qualified Canadian shops that handle CNC milling in stainless steel.

ISO 9001CWBAS9100ITARControlled Goods ProgramISO 13485
Network coverageQualified manufacturing capacity by state and province.Ontario: ~66k parts/moQuebec: ~30k parts/moAlberta: ~18k parts/moNova Scotia: ~18k parts/moBritish Columbia: ~16k parts/moManitoba: ~14k parts/moSaskatchewan: ~8k parts/moOnt.~66kQue.~30kAlta.~18kN.S.~18kB.C.~16kMan.~14kSask.~8k~170,000parts / month
About 170,000 stainless steel CNC milling parts per month of qualified manufacturing capacity across the network.

What you can get made

Finishing
Painting, Deburring, Powder Coating, Polishing, Anodizing, Heat Treating, Plating, Laser Marking
Advanced equipment
5-Axis Machining, CMM, Live Tooling, Mill-Turn, Wire EDM, Swiss Turning
Industries served
Industrial, Aerospace, Medical, Defense, Food Processing, Energy, Marine, Oil & Gas

Good to know

  • 316 for marine and medical corrosion resistance; 303 machines most easily.
  • Five-axis milling reduces setups and reaches complex contours in one operation.