Swiss Machining for Charlotte, NC
Wexmar supplies swiss machining to Charlotte-area manufacturers in energy and turbine equipment, aerospace components, and industrial machinery. Every part is machined at our shop in Canastota, NY and shipped to your Charlotte dock on a one-to-two-day LTL freight lane from Central New York, so Charlotte buyers get one-campus turning, milling, Swiss, and CMM inspection without a local shop's capacity limits.
Serving Charlotte manufacturers
Buyers across Charlotte and North Carolina send build-to-print work to Wexmar when local capacity is tight or a job needs turning, milling, and Swiss in one place. We quote from your prints, hold your tolerances, and ship finished, inspected parts back to Charlotte.
What we make for Charlotte
Shafts, pins, bushings, spacers, flanges, housings, manifolds, fittings, and connectors in steel, stainless, aluminum, brass, and high-nickel alloys — prototype quantities through long-run production for energy and turbine equipment, aerospace components, and industrial machinery.
How Charlotte orders work
- Email drawings, material, and quantity
- Quote back with pricing, inspection deliverables, and freight to Charlotte
- Machined and CMM-inspected in Canastota, NY
- Shipped to your Charlotte dock, FOB destination available
Why ship from Canastota to Charlotte
Shipping to Charlotte runs on a one-to-two-day LTL freight lane from Central New York, quoted up front, so freight is predictable. The trade is a single shop with ten CNC lathes, six horizontal machining centers, and four Swiss machines instead of splitting a multi-process part across vendors.
Charlotte at a glance
- Service
- Swiss Machining
- Machined in
- Canastota, NY
- Ships to
- Charlotte, NC
- Transit
- a one-to-two-day LTL freight lane from Central New York
- Industries
- energy and turbine equipment, aerospace components, and industrial machinery
- Inspection
- CMM reports available
Swiss Machining for Charlotte — FAQ
Do you have a shop in Charlotte?
No. Wexmar machines every part at our facility in Canastota, NY and ships to Charlotte. You get one-campus turning, milling, Swiss, and inspection without depending on a single local shop's schedule.
How does freight to Charlotte work?
Freight is quoted up front to your Charlotte dock, with FOB destination pricing available — a one-to-two-day LTL freight lane from Central New York.
Can I get inspection reports with Charlotte orders?
Yes. CMM dimensional reports, first-article inspection, and traceable material certs ship with the parts on request.