CNC Milling

Highly automated CNC milling for complex and demanding components

Falks Metall offers 4- and 5-axis CNC milling in our own facility with a high degree of automation. Unlike many others, we do not rely on external partners – the entire process is handled in-house at our state-of-the-art production plant. This gives us full control over quality, delivery precision, and efficiency.

With roots in precision machining since 1946, we are experts in milling complex components with a steady production flow. We manage advanced geometries with tight tolerances, and we perform at our best when the demands for precision, cleanliness, and traceability are at their highest.

Which material would you like to machine?

One of our greatest strengths lies in material selection. We can help you choose the right material for your specific application and industry. We’re known for our ability to machine challenging materials and complex components – all while maintaining the quality you’ve come to expect from us.

Wide range of materials

We offer a wide range of materials for machining, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, bronze alloys, and much more.

Special materials

Do you have specific requirements for material properties? Perhaps you need a lead-free alternative, or a corrosion-resistant material for marine environments? We can help.

Benefits of outsourcing your CNC machining to Falks Metall

High precision and tight tolerances

We specialize in machining where the margins are minimal and the quality has to be right from the start.

Wide selection of materials

Our broad range of materials and experience allows us to offer the right material for every need.

4-axis and 5-axis milling

Our machines are state-of-the-art, and we specialize in 4-axis and 5-axis milling.

Full traceability at article level

Every item we produce can be traced throughout the entire process. This ensures reliability, meets industry standards, and forms a foundation for consistent high quality over time.

Clean production

Our recurring projects in the Life Science and automotive industries have led us to build a clean and well-organized factory.

What is milling?

Milling is a subtractive machining process in which a rotating tool removes material from a stationary workpiece.
Unlike turning, milling can be used to create flat surfaces, grooves, and complex 3D geometries.

Milling is one of the most versatile methods in machining and is often used for producing parts with high complexity and tight tolerances. The process requires careful adjustment of tool selection, cutting parameters, and machining strategies to achieve optimal efficiency and precision.