Est. 1976 /

Precision engineering for Australian industry

ISO accredited · (02) 9636 7867

Service · Machining

CNC Milling Services

Precision CNC milling for custom components, prototypes and production runs — machined to tight tolerances under an ISO-accredited quality system.

Fig.01 — Vertical machining centre CNC milling machine being loaded with a workpiece at Danca's Western Sydney workshop

Capability

5-axis milling

Prototype to production

ISO

Fully accredited

±0.02mm

Milling tolerances

Since 1976

Australian owned

What we mill

Components we regularly mill.

From single prototypes to repetition production, these are the milled parts our customers order most.

Milled aluminium brackets and mounts

C·01

Brackets & Mounts

Load-bearing brackets machined flat, square and to spec.

Machined housing component

C·02

Housings & Enclosures

Pocketed housings for electronics, hydraulics and gearboxes.

Precision machined fittings

C·03

Fittings & Manifolds

Ported and threaded fittings milled to seal reliably.

Machined gear and drive components

C·04

Gears & Drive Parts

Gears, sprockets and keyed drive components.

Mould and die tooling being machined

C·05

Mould & Die Tooling

Tooling plates, cavities and inserts for moulding and pressing.

Machined replacement machine parts

C·06

Machine & Wear Parts

Replacement parts for plant and equipment, often from a sample.

Custom one-off machined component

C·07

Custom One-Offs

One-of-a-kind components machined from your drawing or idea.

C·08

Milling capability

Capability at a glance.

Our vertical machining centres handle everything from simple 3-axis work through to complex multi-axis milling completed in a single setup — reducing handling, cost and error.

Every job runs under our ISO-accredited quality system, with first-article inspection and in-process checks against your drawing.

Discuss your job →
Spec sheet · CNC milling DS-MILL-01

Axis capability

3 to 5 axis

Complex geometries in a single setup

Tolerances

±0.02mm

Held and verified across repeat runs

Batch size

1 – 10,000+

Prototypes through to production volumes

File formats

STEP · DXF · PDF

Or a physical sample to reverse-engineer

Machining envelope

1000 × 600 × 500 mm

Component capacity varies by geometry and setup

Finishing

Coordinated

Plating, anodising, coating & assembly — see Finishing & Assembly

Materials

Materials we mill.

Group A

Metals

Aluminium Stainless steel Mild steel Alloy steels Brass Copper Titanium

Group B

Plastics & Engineering Polymers

Acetal (Delrin) Nylon HDPE UHMWPE PTFE Polycarbonate PEEK

Working with a material that isn't listed? Get in touch — we regularly source and machine specialty grades on enquiry.

How milling jobs run

From drawing to delivered part.

01

Send Drawings

Email your CAD files, drawings or a sample — or call to talk it through.

02

Quote & Review

We check machinability, suggest cost savings and quote clearly.

03

Mill

Your parts are milled to tolerance with in-process checks throughout.

04

Inspect & Deliver

ISO-controlled final inspection, then delivery anywhere in Australia.

CNC milling machine cutting a metal component On the machine
Finished CNC milled components Finished parts
Inspection and measuring of milled parts Inspection

ISO quality

Every milled part is inspected, not assumed.

Milling work at Danca runs under our ISO accreditation with QAS International (AU1381). First articles are inspected against your drawing, dimensions are checked in-process, and repeat runs are verified so part 5,000 measures the same as part one.

QAS International accreditation logo
ISO Accredited

QAS International

Cert · AU1381

About our quality system →
  • ✓ First-article inspection on new milling jobs
  • ✓ In-process dimensional checks against your drawing
  • ✓ Documented repeatability across production runs

FAQ · CNC milling

Common milling questions, answered.

Can't find what you need? Call the workshop — you'll speak directly with a machinist, not a call centre.

Call (02) 9636 7867

Get a milling quote

Send your drawings. We'll do the rest.

Email your CAD files or drawings and we'll come back with a clear quote — or call the workshop to talk your job through first.