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Custom Tooling & Fixture Manufacturing

Precision tooling built forrepeatable production.

CNC-machined jigs, assembly fixtures, inspection fixtures, workholding systems and custom production tooling engineered around your parts, process and quality requirements.

Machining FixturesAssembly JigsInspection Fixtures5-Axis CNC
Precision CNC machined tooling and fixture components
Designed Around Your ProcessFrom fixture concept to inspected hardware
±0.005 mmAvailable Tolerance
3/4/5 AxisCNC Machining
ISO 9001Quality Management
1–100,000Flexible Production Volume
Custom tooling and fixtures metal parts manufacturing
Precision Tooling Solutions

Stable workholding, accurate location and repeatable results.

Effective tooling must locate parts consistently, provide reliable support, allow operator access and maintain accuracy through repeated production cycles. JC Precision Craft manufactures custom fixtures and tooling directly from customer CAD data, drawings or approved design concepts.

Our workflow supports fixture DFM review, CNC milling, CNC turning, fabrication, component finishing, assembly and dimensional inspection.

Custom workholding fixturesLocating and clamping componentsInspection and CMM fixturesAssembly verification records
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Tooling & Fixture Applications

Custom tooling we manufacture.

From single-station prototype tooling to repeat-use production fixtures, each solution is matched to the part, operation, access and inspection requirements.

Machining Fixtures

Workholding systems for accurate, stable and repeatable CNC operations.

  • Fixture base plates
  • Locating pins and blocks
  • Custom clamps and supports
  • Multi-part machining nests

Assembly & Welding Fixtures

Purpose-built tooling for accurate positioning during assembly and joining.

  • Assembly nests and pallets
  • Welding fixture frames
  • Positioning and support blocks
  • Poka-yoke features

Inspection Fixtures

Checking tools designed to verify location, profile, fit and assembly condition.

  • Checking fixtures and gauges
  • CMM holding fixtures
  • Go / no-go inspection tools
  • Reference and master fixtures

Automation Tooling

Precision interfaces and fixtures for automated handling and production cells.

  • Robot end-effector tooling
  • Transfer and locating pallets
  • Sensor and camera mounts
  • Production support tooling
Materials & Finishes

Tooling materials selected for stability and wear.

Material and finish recommendations consider rigidity, weight, wear, repeated clamping, corrosion, service environment and long-term dimensional stability.

Machining Materials

Aluminum 6061Aluminum 7075Aluminum 5052Stainless Steel 304Stainless Steel 316Carbon SteelTool SteelBrass & CopperTitaniumEngineering Plastics

Additional grades can be sourced according to drawing, specification and certification requirements.

Surface Finishes

AnodizingHard AnodizingPowder CoatingElectroplatingBlack OxideBead BlastingBrushingPolishingPassivationLaser Marking

Finish specifications can include color, gloss, coating thickness and protected critical dimensions.

Tooling & Fixtures Quality Control

Consistency verified throughout production.

Inspection planning is based on part function, tolerance, production quantity and customer documentation requirements.

Drawing & Material Review

Critical dimensions, datums, materials and finish notes are reviewed before production.

In-Process & Final Inspection

CMM, optical systems, gauges, micrometers and calipers support dimensional validation.

Inspection Documentation

Dimensional reports and material documentation can be supplied when specified at quotation.

Tooling and fixture dimensional quality inspection
Project Workflow

From tooling CAD data to inspected fixtures.

A connected process reduces technical uncertainty and supports a smoother transition from prototype development to repeat production.

STEP 01

Project Review

CAD files, drawings, quantity and application.

STEP 02

DFM Analysis

Geometry, tolerance and process feedback.

STEP 03

Prototype

Functional parts for fit and validation.

STEP 04

Production

Controlled machining and fabrication.

STEP 05

Inspection

Dimensional and finish verification.

STEP 06

Delivery

Protected packing and global shipment.

Tooling & Fixtures CNC Machining FAQ

Common project questions.

Share your drawing for the most accurate process, tolerance, lead-time and cost review.

What tooling and fixture components can JC Precision Craft manufacture?

We manufacture machining fixtures, assembly jigs, welding fixtures, inspection fixtures, CMM holding fixtures, fixture plates, locating components, custom clamps, production pallets, robot tooling and other custom production tooling made to customer drawings.

What file formats are accepted for tooling and fixtures projects?

STEP, STP, STL, DWG, DXF and PDF files are commonly accepted. Supplying a 3D model together with a dimensioned 2D drawing helps identify critical tolerances, threads, surface finishes and inspection requirements.

Can you support tooling and fixtures prototypes and low-volume production?

Yes. Services cover one-off functional prototypes, engineering validation parts, pilot builds, bridge production and repeat manufacturing. The recommended process depends on geometry, material, quantity and target lead time.

What machining tolerances are available?

Standard tolerances can follow ISO 2768-m, while selected critical dimensions may be produced to tighter tolerances such as ±0.005 mm when geometry, material, size and inspection access allow. Every tight-tolerance requirement should be reviewed before quotation.

Can inspection reports and material certificates be provided?

Dimensional inspection reports, material certificates and other quality documents can be provided when specified during quotation. Documentation scope should be confirmed before production so it can be included in the inspection plan.

How quickly can tooling and fixtures CNC parts be produced?

Typical CNC machining lead times may range from approximately 3–10 business days, depending on part complexity, material availability, quantity, finishing and inspection requirements. A drawing review is required for a confirmed schedule.

Start your tooling and fixture project.

Send your CAD files, material, quantity, tolerance and finish requirements for engineering review and quotation.

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