Computer-controlled turning and milling for the medical, automotive and aerospace industries. Precision measured, not promised: every part leaves the shop with a dimensional report.
From napkin sketch
to first article
Our design department turns your idea into a 3D model, a prototype and a production part. You approve before the first chip is cut.
Tooling that holds up
your entire line
Assembly fixtures, die sets, inspection gages and welded structures designed for the real cadence of a maquiladora floor.
Twenty minutes
from San Diego
We deliver on-site in Tijuana, Tecate, Mexicali and Otay, and ship into California with paperwork ready. Quotes in 24 business hours.
We are the shop you call when the part is not in any catalog, when the print squeezes the tolerance or when the line is already down. CNC machining, tooling and metrology in Tijuana, from a single part.
Computer-controlled turning and milling for parts that have to measure exactly what the print says, from a single unit to production runs.
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Critical parts where fit, concentricity and finish decide whether the assembly works or the line stops.
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Die shoes, ground plates, punches and dies in hardened tool steel, built and maintained for real production.
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Devices that hold, locate and verify the part so the operator performs the same operation the same way, every time.
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If there is no print, we make one. We turn an idea, a sketch or a discontinued spare into a 3D model, a prototype and a production part.
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Machine bases, carts, tables, guards and frames welded in steel, stainless and aluminum, machined after welding when precision demands it.
View this serviceFour vertical machining centers and two CNC lathes on the floor. These are the real capabilities your part is quoted against: spindle, tool changer and bar capacity decide what can be done in one set-up and how fast.
We do not compete to be the cheapest shop in Tijuana. We compete to be the one that does not hand you a second problem.
No part leaves without dimensional control using calibrated, traceable Mitutoyo instruments. If your customer needs a first-article report, it ships in the box.
We do not just machine, we design. We take a shop-floor need, model it in 3D, propose material and process, and you approve before we build.
A stopped line costs more than any part. We run emergency jobs and single-piece spares without punishing the lead time.
We buy from established distributors and keep the mill certificate. In regulated industries, knowing where the steel came from is not optional.
We sign an NDA before receiving your files. Your prints, models and tooling are never shown or reused with third parties.
On-site delivery in Tijuana, Tecate, Rosarito, Ensenada and Mexicali, plus crossings into San Diego with export paperwork in order.
Six steps, no surprises in between. You know where your project stands at all times.
A PDF, a STEP model, a DXF or the worn spare in your hand. If there is no drawing, we take the dimensions ourselves and hand the print back to you.
An engineer reviews tolerances, material and process; if something raises the price without adding function, we tell you. Quote in under 24 business hours.
When the job calls for it, we model in 3D and send the design for your sign-off. Nothing gets machined before you approve.
CAM programming, set-up, verified first piece and production run. Heat treatment and finishing are coordinated within the same lead time.
Control against the print with calibrated instruments. Critical parts are inspected 100 % and the result is documented.
We deliver at your plant or coordinate the border crossing. If the part does not fit as it should, we correct it: the job does not end at the invoice.
Every sector has its own definition of "done right". These are the ones we work in every day, and the rules they operate by.
Line tooling, assembly fixtures and critical spares for harness, seating and safety-component plants.
Stainless, titanium and medical-grade plastic components with sanitary finishes and full traceability.
Tight-tolerance parts in 7075 and 6061 aluminum and Inconel for tier-two and tier-three suppliers.
Pallets, nests, heat sinks and ESD-safe tooling for board and component assembly lines.
Sanitary spares in stainless steel and food-contact approved plastics.
Shafts, couplings, bushings and high-wear spares for shops, presses and heavy machinery.
Tight-tolerance components under NDA with strict document control.
A sample of the work that leaves the shop every week. For confidentiality reasons, some parts are shown without customer identification.
Run of shafts with a sliding fit for food-process equipment, sanitary finish and a dimensional report per piece.
Holding device designed from scratch for a harness assembly station, with interchangeable locators.
Die shoe with ground pillars and bushings, hardened tool-steel punches and plates ground to fine parallelism.
We came to MPC with a stopped line and a bushing the OEM needed three weeks to supply. They delivered it in four days, in the right material and measuring exactly what the print called for.
The questions we get most by phone and WhatsApp, answered straight.
Under 24 business hours once we receive a legible print or a 3D model. If the project needs design work first, we confirm within that same window how long the technical proposal will take.
We work with PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP, IGES, SLDPRT and Parasolid. If all you have is a photo or the physical part, we can start there too: we take the dimensions and produce the drawing.
No. We machine from a single piece. In fact, a large share of our work is one-off spares and prototypes that no volume supplier wants to take.
Yes. We coordinate crossings into San Diego and Southern California with export paperwork in order. We also deliver on-site in Tijuana, Tecate, Rosarito, Ensenada and Mexicali.
Yes, and we sign before receiving your files. Your prints, models and tooling are never shown to third parties or reused on other projects.
It depends on material, geometry and process. On precision work we routinely hold tolerances in the ±0.0005" (±0.013 mm) range; if your print demands more, we review it before committing.
Send your drawing in PDF, STEP, IGES or DXF and get a technical and commercial proposal in under 24 business hours.
