Specialty alloy machining.
Built around your drawing.
Burke Precision machines Inconel, nickel alloys, and other metals for exacting applications-from small experimental lots to production quantities.
Capabilities organized around how your part gets made.
Process clarity comes first. Explore machining, finishing, and inspection support-then review the equipment behind it.
CNC Milling
Vertical machining with published table sizes up to 32 x 70 in and 4th-axis capability.
02CNC Turning
CNC and conventional turning for round components, threaded features, shafts, and close-fitting diameters.
03Grinding
Blanchard, surface, and OD grinding capabilities for controlled geometry and finished surfaces.
04Sawing & Prep
Production and contour sawing to prepare stock efficiently for downstream machining.
05Deburring
Dedicated deburring support to finish parts after machining and prepare them for inspection.
06Inspection
A dedicated inspection department supports conformance to drawing requirements and specifications.
Material focus / Nickel alloys
Machining materials that fight back.
Inconel and nickel alloys can work-harden rapidly and demand disciplined process planning. Burke's long-standing specialty gives sourcing teams a focused starting point for challenging alloy components.
- CNC milling and turning
- Production and experimental lots
- Grinding, deburring, and inspection support
A faster path from "can you make it?" to a qualified conversation.
Credentials should be visible before you send the drawing.
Burke's current site states AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 registration and provides certificate and quality-policy downloads. The redesigned experience puts that proof where buyers expect it.
Bring us the drawing.
We'll start with fit.
Share the part, quantity, material, and target date to begin a machining conversation.
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