Custom parts machining
Milling and turning from your model or drawing, using the material and specifications required for the part. Manufacturing is organised for small and medium batches.
We manufacture batches of approximately 5 to 500 parts in metals and engineering plastics. CNC milling and turning in our own workshop, with drawing review, finishing options and delivery planning.
01 / Purpose
Our speciality is CNC machining in small and medium batches. We work with companies that need to manufacture a batch of parts, reorder a part or prepare components for a machine or product.
We review the geometry, material, quantities and drawing dimensions before quoting. The aim is to define a manufacturing process suited to the part’s purpose and batch size.

Milling parts for small and medium batches in the i-mas workshop.
02 / Services
You can either hire the entire process or a specific service. All of this is carried out by the same team, with the workshop and laboratory located nearby.
Milling and turning from your model or drawing, using the material and specifications required for the part. Manufacturing is organised for small and medium batches.
Batches of approximately 5 to 500 units for machines, products and repeat orders. We can review an initial batch and prepare continued production of the same part.
When an order includes several parts, we can include subassembly and inspection. We define which components and operations are included in the supply.
03 / How we work
This is our usual production range. We organise programming, workholding and manufacturing for small and medium batches, and retain process information to make repeat orders easier.
If a dimension, finish or geometry makes manufacturing more complex, we review it with you before starting the order. The quote specifies the material, quantity, requirements and agreed lead time.
04 / Process
A useful quote starts with a clear specification.
Prepare the STEP model, a PDF drawing if available, quantity, material, critical dimensions, finish and preferred delivery date.
We assess the part, operations and drawing requirements. We discuss any points that need clarification with you.
We define the scope of supply and delivery before starting the batch.
We machine the parts and check the agreed requirements. Finishing and assembly are included when specified in the order.
05 / Areas
DMG CMX 50 centers with EROWA loading robot, handling up to 50 pallets: complex geometries in a single tie-down, and unattended production outside of workshop hours.
Turning machines with motorized tools, auxiliary attachments, and an automatic bar loading system. The rotating parts emerge from the machine finished.
We machine metal parts to the alloy and material condition specified in the order. If the grade has not been defined, we review it with you.
We manufacture functional components in engineering plastics. We review the material, geometry and application requirements before defining the process.
Finishing
We can include the finishes listed in the Proto&Go catalogue. We confirm compatibility with the material and drawing requirements before quoting.
Pigmentation in the catalogue applies to polyurethane parts made using silicone moulds; see Prototyping for that option. It is not a CNC machining finish.
If you still need to develop the geometry or define the product, our design and engineering team can support you before manufacturing.
Explore product development ↗To validate a part or compare machining, 3D printing and silicone moulding, explore the group’s prototyping service.
Explore prototyping ↗When the supply includes a machine or subassembly, we can assess manufacturing and assembly within the same project.
Explore production and assembly ↗





06 / Abilities
Frequently Asked Questions
We specialise in small and medium batches of approximately 5 to 500 parts. Specify the quantity per part and whether repeat orders are expected so we can organise programming, workholding and production. For a single validation part, see the group’s Prototyping service.
We work with metals and engineering plastics. To quote, we need the material grade or the part’s application requirements. The alloy, supply condition and finish are reviewed alongside the geometry and drawing dimensions.
Specify the general tolerances and dimensions critical to assembly or operation. We work with standard machining tolerances and review specific requirements before accepting an order. Feasibility depends on geometry, material, size and finish; one tolerance figure does not apply to every part.
A STEP 3D model and, if available, a PDF drawing showing critical dimensions. Include quantity per part, material, finish and preferred delivery date. Email the files or share a link in the form; we clarify any missing specification before manufacturing.
Yes. We can include material-compatible finishes and subassembly when required. Specify functional surfaces, fits and the desired appearance so finishing can be considered when defining manufacturing and inspection.
The workshop is in Montcada i Reixac, Barcelona. Submit your enquiry by email or through the form on this page. We review the documentation and agree on supply and delivery arrangements with your team.
Let's talk
Tell us the material, quantity, finish and preferred delivery date. If you have a STEP model or PDF drawing, email it to info@i-mas.com or share a link in your message.
Monday to Thursday, from 9:00 to 18:00, and Friday from 9:00 to 15:00. We will respond to you within 24 hours.
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