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CNC Milling Services in Estonia – Multi-Axis Precision for Metals & Plastics
LDS Metall provides 3- and 5-axis CNC milling services tailored for industrial applications across Estonia and the EU. We manufacture high-accuracy parts from aluminum, stainless steel, engineering plastics, and brass for both prototyping and serial production.
Advanced CNC Milling Technology
Our facility is equipped with modern machining centers such as:
- Mazak 530C Smart – ideal for complex contours, enclosures, and small-batch series
- Fermat WFT13 – perfect for large-scale heavy-duty component milling (X: 4000 mm / Y: 2000 mm)
We follow your CAD models, drawings, tolerances, and surface finish requirements with full traceability and quality assurance.
We Mill the Following
- 3D shapes, slots, grooves, tapped holes
- Components for electronics, automation, medical devices, and precision mechanics
- Materials: aluminum, stainless steel, POM, PC, brass
Why Choose LDS Metall?
- Modern CNC centers with 3- and 5-axis capability
- Fast and repeatable production
- EU-based precision machining
- Flexible volumes – from prototypes to series
Get a Quote
Email your drawings or project details to info@ldsmetall.eu or use our contact form. We reply fast – usually within the same business day.
✓ 3- and 5-axis milling | ✓ Mazak & Fermat machines | ✓ Prototypes & batch work in Estonia
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Frequently Asked Questions – CNC Milling
What is CNC milling?
CNC milling uses rotating cutting tools to remove material and form complex surfaces and geometries based on 3D CAD models.
Which materials can you mill?
We process aluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass, and engineering plastics like POM and PC.
Can you make one-off prototypes?
Yes. We offer single-unit precision machining as well as larger batch production.
What tolerances can be achieved?
We regularly reach ±0.01 mm depending on part geometry and material.
