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5-Axis Precision Parts. Machined and Inspected Under One Roof.

Established in 2007, Ranmar CNC Machining Corp. machines complex custom components on 3-, 4- and 5-axis mills and live-tooling lathes in a 12,000 sq. ft. Brampton, Ontario facility, with two in-house CMMs for inspection. Typical machining tolerances to ±0.001".

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  • Est. 2007Precision CNC machining
  • 12,000 sq. ft.Brampton, Ontario
  • 3 · 4 · 5-axisVertical, horizontal & multi-axis milling
  • Live toolingCNC turning
  • 2 CMMsDedicated QC room

Capabilities

What we machine, and how it's checked

Milling, turning and inspection in one facility. Typical tolerances to ±0.001"; tighter or critical features are reviewed from the drawing.

5-axis machining centre with trunnion and machined part under the spindle
Featured · Milling · 5-axis

5-Axis CNC Milling

Multi-face parts, compound angles and contoured surfaces machined in fewer setups. Complex housings, manifolds and tooling details keep their feature-to-feature relationships when more faces are cut in one clamping.

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Quality control

Two CMMs. A dedicated QC room. Final release before shipment.

Our quality promisePerfect Fit. First Time. Every Part.

Critical and tight-tolerance features are checked on CMM when the drawing requires it, in a dedicated quality control room with in-house CMM programming. Typical machining tolerances to ±0.001".

  • Dedicated QC room, separate from the machining floor
  • Two in-house CMMs: a Mitutoyo automated CMM and a Brown & Sharpe PFX
  • First-piece inspection before production continues, and final QC release before shipment
  • CMM reports and inspection sheets supplied with shipments as applicable; material certifications when required and available
How we inspect

Industries

Built for demanding industries

Suitable applications include components for automated systems, tooling, production equipment and vehicles.

Primary market

Automation & Robotics

Machine builders need custom components on build schedules that move, often with revisions between the first and final drawing.

Primary market

Mold & Tooling

Mold and tooling components where fit decides whether the tool runs. Tight features, hard materials, no second chances.

Primary market

Automotive Suppliers

Fixtures, tooling and production components for suppliers working to launch and PPAP timelines.

Selected work

Aerospace

Suitable opportunities, reviewed case by case. Tell us certification and traceability needs before sending drawings.

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For every team on the RFQ

The answers each department is looking for

Engineering, quality, purchasing and leadership judge a supplier on different things.

Engineers

Will the finished part match my drawing?

Send the PDF and the STEP model. Typical tolerances to ±0.001"; tighter or critical requirements are reviewed from the drawing before we quote.

Quality

How is conformance proven?

Critical features are measured on two in-house CMMs in a dedicated QC room, with CMM reports and inspection sheets supplied with shipments as applicable.

Purchasing

Will I get a quote I can compare?

Send the drawing, quantity, material and required delivery date. Complete RFQs help us respond with a clearer, more accurate quote.

Leadership

Can this supplier grow with us?

Established in 2007, our 12,000 sq. ft. Brampton facility supports one-off prototypes, repeat orders and low- to medium-volume production.

Our work

Parts, not promises

Real Ranmar-machined parts. Send your drawing for a process-fit review.

A mold assembly, shown complete
Mold & tooling example
Two views of a machined metal component, front and rear, shown side by side
Flanged component, front and rear views
Two views of a machined ring component with slots, shown side by side
Slotted-ring component, two views
Three views of a machined metal component, shown side by side
Machined component, three views
Two views of a machined metal component, shown side by side
Machined component, two views
A machined metal component with a fork-shaped profile, shown complete
Machined component, complete part
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Machined aluminum housing with angled faces
Process
CNC machined
Material
Aluminum
Machined brass flanged fitting with drilled flange
Process
CNC machined
Material
Brass
Machined aluminum bracket with slotted uprights
Process
CNC machined
Material
Aluminum

Parts are shown only with customer permission or with identifying features removed.

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How quoting works

From drawing to quote in three steps

The drawing decides the process. A complete RFQ gets a clearer, firmer answer.

  1. Step 1

    Send the package

    Upload the drawing and model, then add quantity, material and the date you need parts. Complete RFQs help us respond with a clearer, more accurate quote.

  2. Step 2

    Engineering review

    We check the drawing, material and tolerances, and contact you if anything needs clarifying.

  3. Step 3

    Quote returned

    Price, lead time and quantities quoted, in writing.

Send a drawing. Get a clear answer.

Attach your PDF and 3D model, then tell us quantity, material and the date you need parts. Complete RFQs help us respond with a clearer, more accurate quote.

What to send with an RFQ
Drawing
PDF with tolerances and revision
Model
STEP or IGES preferred
Qty
Prototype qty, batch size or annual volume
Material
Grade and any finish or heat treat
Due
Date you need parts in hand

Perfect Fit. First Time. Every Part.

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Prefer email? info@ranmarmachining.com