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Machining knowledge. Engineering perspective.

Rayco brings CNC machining and engineering together in Indianapolis, with milling, turning and reverse engineering among its published specialties.

01 / CNC MACHINING

Milling & turning

Rayco’s company profile identifies CNC mill and lathe work as core capabilities. Start with your drawing, material specification and quantities to discuss the manufacturing requirements for your component.

02 / ENGINEERING

From requirements to a plan

Engineering and design experience complement the shop’s machining work. Rayco lists SolidWorks and Mastercam among its specialties, connecting component design with manufacturing preparation.

03 / REVERSE ENGINEERING

Understand an existing part

An existing component can be the starting point for a manufacturing conversation. Discuss its function, available drawings and the features that matter before deciding how to reproduce or revise it.

04 / QUALITY

Define what matters

Quality control is included in Rayco’s published specialties. Share critical dimensions, inspection expectations and documentation requirements with the team so the project can be assessed against your needs.

Bring the details that shape the work.

A drawing or model, material, quantity, required tolerances and target delivery date help make an initial discussion productive. Contact Rayco to confirm project fit and available capacity.

PRODUCT & SERVICE GALLERY

Machining, in the details.

Machined circular housing with bores and mounting features, photographed by Rayco Machine & Engineering
Bores, profiles & mounting features

Circular housing

Turned metal component with cylindrical steps and profiles, photographed by Rayco Machine & Engineering
Cylindrical forms & stepped profiles

Turned component

Mechanical assembly with multiple fitted components, photographed by Rayco Machine & Engineering
Multiple components, working together

Mechanical assembly

Machined block with recessed pockets and precision features, photographed by Rayco Machine & Engineering
Recessed features & machined surfaces

Pocketed component

Metal bracket assembly with mounting features, photographed by Rayco Machine & Engineering
Mounting geometry & interfaces

Bracket assembly

Three-arm machined component with contoured geometry, photographed by Rayco Machine & Engineering
Contoured geometry & mounting points

Three-arm component

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