CNC Turning Services

High-precision CNC turning for round and cylindrical components with threads, grooves, and more.

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ISO 9001:2015

Made in Canada

40+

Years of Experience

5K+

Satisfied Customers

Overview

Pearson Manufacturing provides access to CNC turning services for round and cylindrical parts requiring high accuracy and repeatability. Some projects are turned at our Ontario facility, while others are fulfilled through our trusted Canadian machining partners.

⚠️ Pearson coordinates turning jobs both in-house and through external partners — depending on geometry, timing, and production scale.

CNC Turning Capabilities

Live tooling and multi-axis turning centers
External/internal threading, boring, and grooving
Precision shafts, pins, spacers, and sleeves
Surface finishes to Ra 1.6 or better
Tolerances down to ±0.001"
Prototypes to 10,000+ unit production

Precision Shafts

Threading & Grooving

Supported Materials

We offer CNC turning for a broad range of materials — fulfilled either in-house or through our Canadian partners:

Aluminum (6061, 7075, etc.)
Stainless steel (304, 316, 17-4)
Carbon steels (1018, 4140, etc.)
Brass & copper alloys
Plastics: Delrin, Nylon, PTFE
Titanium & more on request

Typical Applications

Axles, spindles, and bearing journals
Hydraulic and pneumatic system components
Threaded connectors and fittings
Custom bushings, rings, and collars
Engine and automotive components
Medical and aerospace parts

CNC Turning FAQs

What’s the difference between CNC turning and milling?

Turning rotates the part while a stationary tool cuts. Milling moves the cutting tool around a stationary part.

Is CNC turning performed in-house?

Some parts are turned in-house, while others are fulfilled through trusted partners. Pearson oversees quoting, QA, and delivery regardless of fulfillment source.

What finishes are available?

Standard machined finish, anodizing, passivation, black oxide, and others upon request — available in-house or through partners.