machine shops
Where parts emerge
Machine shops are facilities equipped with machine tools—lathes, mills, grinders, drill presses—for cutting, shaping, and finishing metal parts.
They produce custom components, repair equipment, and manufacture precision parts for industries from aerospace to automotive.
A machinist works in a machine shop: The prototype was fabricated at a local machine shop.
- swarfMetalworking scrap particles
- grinderCrushing or sharpening device
- toolmakingCreating implements for work
- latheRotating shaping machine
- millGrain-crushing facility
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