NDA on request·3.1 inspection certificate per EN 10204 — a mill document confirming the chemical composition and mechanical properties of the material.·Quote in 48 h·3/4/5-axis milling & CNC turning
Custom CNC machining: milling and turning — Warsaw and all of Poland.
We combine the energy of a new brand with 25 years of hands-on engineering experience in CNC machining. We specialise in machining all aluminium, steel, non-ferrous metals and plastics, relying on know-how that no algorithm can replace. Here your project is handled by a person who can choose the right tool, write the optimal program and personally watch over the machine. iDeal CNC is precision backed by a passion for production.
Available capacity: around 40 machine hours a week for companies looking for a long-term subcontractor. Quotation within 48 h.
The standard range we work in. Our process engineer reviews and confirms every order before quotation.
Machining tolerances [mm]
3 / 4 / 5
Full machining spectrum
25 years
Expert engineering support
48 h
Quote from time of enquiry
Production capacity
CNC production of metal parts: batches of up to several thousand pieces
iDeal CNC Produkcja takes batches of up to several thousand pieces. Three HAAS milling centres run in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, and one of them is permanently reserved for series production. Below are ten answers a purchasing department looks for when qualifying a new CNC machining supplier.
Free capacity: a milling centre is available, around 40 machine hours a week on a single shift. We confirm the production start date in the quote, together with the price.
What batch size can you take on?
Batches of up to several thousand pieces. The largest batch delivered so far is 1,120 parts for a customer from the energy industry. The lower limit is a single piece, because prototypes and short runs stay in our offer, but our day-to-day work is repeat batches of parts for industry. On a larger batch the unit price drops: programming and machine set-up are spread across more parts.
Do you have free production capacity?
Yes. One milling centre is permanently reserved for series production and does not enter the queue of one-off jobs. A new batch therefore does not wait for a machine tied up with current work. We normally run one shift, and on a larger batch or a tighter deadline we add a second. We give the first delivery date together with the quote.
What if demand grows?
First we extend the centre to two shifts, then we bring another machine online. Machining centres prepared for production start-up are standing in the workshop, so growing orders from a regular customer are handled with our own machine park, without farming parts out to subcontractors. We plan the scale-up in advance, based on the forecast the customer provides.
Which industries do you produce for?
For the power generation, rail, medical and automotive industries, and for machine builders. Each of these sectors sets its priorities differently: in rail, material traceability counts; in power generation, repeatability across a long run; in the medical industry, confidentiality of documentation. We set this out in the industries section.
Will the parts be repeatable?
Every part leaves the workshop within the drawing tolerance, after inspection by our process engineer. Critical dimensions are checked after each operation, and on a batch we inspect the first piece before the whole run starts. On request we supply a 3.1 material certificate to EN 10204.
What if a machine goes down in the middle of my batch?
iDeal CNC Sp. z o.o. sells and services HAAS machine tools, and the production side uses the same facilities. We fix faults on our own machines ourselves and we keep spare parts on site. We do not report breakdowns to an outside company and we do not wait for its engineer to arrive. The CNC program is written by the process engineer or the operator, the same person sets the machine up, and the program stays with us in a form that lets someone else start the next batch. Continuity of supply therefore does not depend on one person being available.
How do we start working together?
A drawing or 3D model, a quote within 48 hours, a trial batch, production. The trial batch verifies the process and the cycle time: only after it is accepted do we set the schedule for further batches. The program and fixtures stay with us, so every following order starts without new preparation.
Do you hold ISO 9001 certification?
We do not, and we are not pursuing certification at present. Orders are run in our own ERP system: enquiry, quotation, production order, production, inspection, warehouse, goods issue note. Every stage leaves a record, so the history of an order sits in the system, not in someone's memory. Full answer in the FAQ.
How do you keep repeatability across a batch?
We start with the machine. Before a job is started we check the geometric accuracy of the centre with a Renishaw Ballbar QC-20, then set the part and tool probes. During the run the probe measures the part in the fixture and lets us correct a deviation within the cycle. The first article is approved before the rest of the batch is released. Full answer in the FAQ.
Who does the heat treatment and coatings?
Our subcontractors, under our order. The part leaves us only once they have finished, so you do not have to look separately for a paint shop or a hardening plant. The lead time in the quotation covers their work, and you settle with a single invoice. Full answer in the FAQ.
CNC products for industry: the sectors we produce for
iDeal CNC Produkcja works for five sectors among others: power generation, rail, medical, automotive and machine building. Below is what proves most important in each of them when parts are ordered.
Energy industry
Parts for the energy sector and maintenance teams. Our largest batch to date was made for a customer from this industry. The most common case is a spare part made from a drawing when the original is unavailable.
Rail industry
Parts for rolling stock and rail infrastructure. Material traceability is decisive, which is why on request we supply a 3.1 certificate to EN 10204.
Machine building and automation
Housings, tooling and spare parts for machine builders. This is where DfM analysis pays off most: our process engineer reviews the drawing and points out changes that lower the cost of manufacture.
Medical industry
Components of medical devices and laboratory equipment. We machine stainless steels and engineering plastics, and cover the documentation with an NDA at the customer's request.
Automotive industry
Parts and tooling for the motor industry. What counts is repeatability across the whole batch and a date that fits the customer's assembly schedule.
Our approach
iDeal CNC Produkcja is the contract machining division of iDeal CNC Sp. z o.o. Servicing and reconditioning of CNC machine tools is a separate activity of the same company, run at idealcnc.pl.
At iDeal CNC, precision is our everyday practice. We specialise in CNC machining and complete metal processing, providing engineering support at every stage of production. By combining expert process knowledge with the precision of 3, 4 and 5-axis machining centres and CNC turning with driven tools and a C axis, that is axial and radial machining in a single setup, we treat your part the way a partner would, not a contractor.
Materials we machine
Aluminium and Al alloysEN AW-2017, 6060, 6082, 7075
Stainless and acid-resistant steelAISI 304, 316L, 303, 2205 Duplex
Structural and tool steelsC45, S235, 42CrMo4, NC6, HS6-5-2
Titanium and titanium alloysTi-6Al-4V, Grade 2, Grade 5
Scope of services
CNC machining services: milling and turning
Milling, turning and DfM support — in one place, on HAAS machines. No middlemen and no surprise reworks at the end.
From 1 piece to several thousand. We will make a single prototype, and we will run a batch on a steady delivery rhythm, because one of our three milling centres is reserved for series production only. Looking for a long-term subcontractor? See our production capacity →
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3/4/5-axis CNC milling
HAAS VF centers + rotary tables
Complex geometry, tight tolerances, a first trial order — we deliver parts ready to assemble. Every machined part passes quality inspection before shipment.
Tolerances: 0.01–0.03 mmEnvelope: up to 1 016 × 508 × 635 mmFormats: STEP, IGES, DWG, DXF, PDF
Machine bodiesMoulds and diesFixtures and tooling3D prototypesHydraulic system components
High repeatability and accuracy from HAAS VF-2, VF-3 and VF-3SS centres combined with TR tilting rotary tables give us the full range from 3-axis to 5-axis machining. The large-format VF-7 and the dedicated 5-axis UMC-750 are in production preparation.
Precise machining of rotational parts with live tooling — turning, drilling and threading (axial and radial) in a single setup, without re-fixturing the part.
Tolerances: 0.01–0.03 mmMax turning ∅: up to 533 mmC axis + live tooling
Shafts and pinsBushings and ringsHydraulic fittingsFastenersHigh Ra-class parts
Complete machining in a single setup: turning, threading and drilling (axial and radial) on the HAAS ST-30 with driven tools eliminates locating errors.
Manufacturability analysis — we suggest drawing changes that reduce the machining cost of your part.
Real help optimising your design for cost and technology. We analyse the technical drawing before we start the spindle — because the best machining is the kind we can avoid.
Drawing review before productionMaterial and technology selectionOptimisation for series or prototype
Scope of advice
Process designTool and material selectionDfM drawing analysisSeries implementationCost optimisation
Quotes are prepared by a hands-on engineer, not an algorithm. We understand metal because we have worked with it for a quarter of a century — from prototype to series.
Based on a technical drawing or 3D model we develop the right machining process — selecting the technology, machines and order of operations so the part is made efficiently and cost-effectively. We have many examples where our own solutions and designs proved better than those available on the market.
Machining processFrom a 2D drawing or 3D model we build a complete operation plan
Technology optimisationWe design or improve the production process for efficiency and cost
Technology consultingWe advise which machines and technology suit a given part
In-house designsWe design proprietary parts refined better than market equivalents
Internal documentation · MG-GLK-1745
Finished part
Our parts
Projects — sample CNC parts
See sample components that have left our machining centres. Every part is the sum of machine precision and the experience of our process engineer.
How to order CNC machining — the process in 6 steps
A clear 6-step process — you know exactly what we do, who is involved and when to expect a reply or finished parts.
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You5 minutes
Send an enquiry
Fill in the form on the site and attach a technical drawing or 3D model. The more data (material, tolerances, quantity, deadline), the more accurate the quote. No documentation? Describe it in words — we will help.
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iDeal CNCwithin 48 h of documentation
Analysis and quote
Our engineer with 25 years of experience analyses the documentation and geometry for manufacturability (DfM). You receive a detailed offer by e-mail — with lead time, unit price and technological notes.
You accept the offer and confirm the order. We agree the lead time and payment terms. You can ask questions — we are available by phone and e-mail.
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iDeal CNC1–2 business days
Setup and programming
CAM programming, tool and machining-strategy selection for your material. Preparation of fixtures, part datuming and optimisation of cutting parameters. No improvisation during production.
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iDeal CNCprototype usually 3 days / series to the agreed lead time
Precise production
Machining on 3, 4 and 5-axis HAAS centres with full process supervision. Continuous monitoring of cutting parameters. We check critical dimensions after every operation.
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iDeal CNC1 day + 1–2 days delivery
Quality control and shipping
Quality inspection of every machined part before shipment. Material certificate 3.1 on request; the scope of additional documentation is agreed individually per order.
In short
48 h
Quote from time of enquiry
from 3 days
Prototype lead time
100%
Parts covered by quality inspection
0.01–0.03
Machining tolerances [mm]
Ready to start? Send the drawing and we will reply with a quotation within 48 working hours of receiving your documentation.
HAAS CNC machine park — Grodzisk Mazowiecki near Warsaw
HAAS centres only, because we service them every day: we know these machines from the inside, we keep spare parts on site and we clear a fault without waiting for an outside service team. Click a machine name to see the full specification. We carry out CNC machining for companies in the Mazovia region and across Poland.
Vertical Machining Centers
3 active · 2 in preparation
Model
X axis
Y axis
Z axis
Table size
Spindle
Tooling
762 mm
406 mm
508 mm
914 × 356
8 100 RPM
20 tools
1 016 mm
508 mm
635 mm
1 219 × 457
8 100 RPM
20 tools
1 016 mm
508 mm
635 mm
1 219 × 457
12 000 RPM
40 tools
Coming soon
2 134 mm
813 mm
762 mm
2 134 × 711
8 100 RPM
40 tools
Coming soon
762 mm
508 mm
508 mm
∅ 630 mm
12 000 RPM
40 tools
CNC Turning Centers
2 lathes
Model
Chuck
X axis
C axis
Z axis
Max turning ∅
Max turning length
8″ (203 mm)
203 mm
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762 mm
406 mm
762 mm
254 mm
318 mm
✓
660 mm
533 mm
660 mm
The C axis column (red) marks lathes with live tooling and a C axis — they allow drilling, threading and milling (axial and radial) without re-fixturing the part.
Multi-axis Systems — Rotary Tables
2 active
Model
Type
Plate ∅
Max load
Dimensions
Tilt (A axis)
Swing ∅
Indexed (4th axis A)
210 mm
77,1 kg
467 × 306 × 210
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Tilting rotary (A+B)
160 mm
36,3 kg
757 × 360 × 360
±120°
445 mm
Coming soonMachine in production preparation — we are taking slot reservations
Click a model name to see the full technical specification
What this machine park means for your order
Three milling centres running, one permanently on series work. Series production does not compete for machine time with one-off jobs, so the delivery date does not depend on what happens to be in the queue.
3, 4 and 5-axis milling from one supplier. The fifth axis is available right away: a tilting rotary table is mounted on the HAAS VF-3SS, so a part with multi-axis geometry does not require finding a second workshop. The park also covers CNC turning; for rotational parts our process engineer confirms feasibility and lead time before quoting.
Machine reserve for growing orders. Besides the machines in operation we have centres prepared for production start-up. When a regular customer's demand grows, we bring another machine online instead of extending the lead time.
The working range of each machine is given in the table above. If your part sits at the edge of that range, send the drawing: our process engineer will confirm feasibility before quoting.
Technical specification
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In preparation: This machine is in the production-implementation phase. We plan to accept orders soon — contact us to learn more.
We machine parts for companies in Warsaw, the Mazovia region and across Poland. Our shop is in Kłudzienko near Grodzisk Mazowiecki — 37 km from central Warsaw, about 45 minutes outside rush hour. You choose how the parts reach you.
Method
Range
How it works
Pickup in person
Kłudzienko 7
Come and collect — 37 km from central Warsaw
Our transport
Warsaw area
We deliver by our own vehicle, a pallet anywhere in Poland. Paid service, arranged in advance
Courier
All of Poland
Parcels up to 30 kg ship in 1 – 2 days. Above that: a pallet, with timing and packing agreed with you
Your carrier
Anywhere
Send your own courier — we hand over the parcel on site
Every shipment is insured for the value of the parts inside. Delivery is at the recipient's cost — we quote the rate in the offer and settle the details once you accept it.
Request a quote
CNC machining quote — reply within 48 h
Send us the part details and we will come back with a quotation within 48 working hours of receiving your documentation. The more data, the more accurate the quote.
Contact and directions
We are at your service.
Call, write or visit our facility. The fastest way to get a quote is to send a technical drawing or 3D model.
AddressiDeal CNC Produkcja Kłudzienko 7, 05-825 Grodzisk Mazowiecki
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions that most often come up before ordering CNC machining.
What files do you accept for a quote?
We accept 3D files: STEP (.stp), IGES (.igs) and 2D drawings: DWG, DXF, PDF. We can also quote from a sketch or a description of technical requirements.
Do you make prototypes and short runs?
Yes. We machine a prototype or a single piece the same way we machine a batch, with no minimum order. Day to day, however, we work on repeat batches of parts for industry.
How long does an order take?
We prepare a quotation within 48 working hours of receiving the documentation. Simple prototypes usually take 3 working days, but the lead time depends on the part, material availability and machine load, so the process engineer confirms it with the quotation. Series lead times are agreed jointly: we give them together with the price, before you place the order, and we fit them to your schedule.
What tolerances do you guarantee?
As standard we work to tolerances of 0.01–0.03 mm. Dimensions left untoleranced on the drawing are made to ISO 2768-f, the fine class. Our process engineer reviews every new order before quotation and confirms what we can hold on your part. If you have tighter dimensions, send the drawing. We will tell you plainly whether we can do it, before you place the order.
What materials do you machine?
We machine structural and tool steel (C45, 42CrMo4), stainless and acid-resistant steels (AISI 304, 316L), aluminium and Al alloys (EN AW-2017, 6082, 7075), brass, copper, titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) and engineering plastics (POM-C, PEEK, PA6, PTFE).
Do you supply the material?
Yes — we can supply material from our list of suppliers or machine material provided by the customer.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes — at the customer's request we sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before quoting. Customer technical documentation is treated as strictly confidential.
Do you provide measurement reports?
Yes, within the scope agreed before the order. We do not have a coordinate measuring machine and we do not carry out accredited measurements. If your acceptance procedure requires a report from such a measurement, say so in your enquiry. You receive a list of the dimensions you flag as critical, with the values measured on the parts. Not a note saying “conforms to drawing”, but figures. On request we add a 3.1 material certificate to EN 10204, an inspection certificate confirming the composition and properties of the material.
Do you hold ISO 9001 certification?
We do not hold ISO 9001 certification and we are not currently pursuing it. We run orders in our own ERP system, written for this plant. Every order passes through the same stages, and each one leaves a record in the system: enquiry from email, quotation, production order, production, production inspection, receipt into the warehouse, goods issue note (WZ). The sequence is the same for a single piece and for a repeat batch. The history of an order is therefore stored in the system, not reconstructed from memory. If your purchasing procedure allows a supplier to be qualified without certification, tell us what you need for registration. We will answer before quoting.
Do you provide heat treatment, anodising and coatings?
Yes. Heat treatment, anodising, zinc plating and coatings are carried out by our subcontract partners, under our order. The part leaves us only once that work is finished, so you do not have to source a paint shop or a hardening shop separately. The lead time given in the quotation already includes the partner's time, and you settle a single invoice, issued by us. Add your coating or heat treatment requirements to the enquiry and they will go into the quotation together with the machining.
Which industries do you work for?
iDeal CNC Produkcja makes parts for the automotive, rail, energy and medical industries, and for machine builders. We serve companies across Poland, with delivery to the address you give.
What does cooperation look like from enquiry to finished part?
The process is simple: you send an enquiry with documentation, within 48 h you receive a quote, after acceptance we agree the deadline, we run production with quality control and we ship the part. The "How we work" section on our site describes the details.
What determines the price of CNC machining?
Four factors move the price most: the quantity, the complexity of the part, the material, and whether we receive a finished model or the part still has to be designed. With a larger batch the unit price drops, because programming and machine setup are spread over more parts. Complex geometry means more setups and longer machining. The material alone can decide the calculation: aluminium available off the shelf prices differently than titanium or stainless steel ordered in. That is why we calculate every quote individually. Send us your documentation and within 48 hours you will have a price and a lead time.
What are the payment terms?
For ongoing cooperation we invoice by bank transfer with 30-day payment terms. This applies to customers who have an order history with us. A new customer's first order is settled by prepayment. The payment term and method are stated in the quotation, so you know them before you place the order. If your purchasing department has its own requirements on payment terms, say so in your enquiry. We will agree it at the quotation stage, not after you have accepted it.
How are finished parts delivered?
We ship finished parts by courier, as a parcel or on a pallet, depending on size and weight. Packaging is chosen so the parts arrive without damage or transport marks, and its cost is included in the price. Shipping is at the recipient's cost and the rate is stated in the offer. We can also deliver the order with our own transport, agreed with you in advance.
What should I prepare to get a fast quote?
The set that lets us quote fastest: a 3D model (STEP, IGES) or a technical drawing with dimensions and tolerances, a process card if you keep one, the quantity, the material and your expected deadline. Add any special requirements: heat treatment, coatings, a 3.1 certificate, an NDA. Don't have everything? Send what you have. Our production engineer will review the documentation and ask about the rest, sometimes a dimensioned sketch is enough to start.
How do you control the quality of the parts?
We start with the machine, not with the part. Before a job goes into production we check the geometric accuracy of the machining centre with a Renishaw Ballbar QC-20: it measures backlash, axis squareness and circularity deviation, the things that really decide repeatability across a batch. After calibration we set the Renishaw touch probes for the part and for the tool. Only then does machining start. During the run the touch probe measures the part in its fixture, without unclamping, so deviation is corrected within the cycle rather than after the fact. The first piece of the batch is inspected and released before the machine runs the rest. We check critical dimensions after every operation, and before dispatch we verify them against the tolerances on the drawing. Every one of these steps is recorded in our ERP system, where production inspection is a separate stage between production and receipt into the warehouse.
What is the largest batch you can take on?
We take on batches of up to several thousand pieces. The largest batch delivered so far is 1,120 parts for a customer from the energy industry. One milling centre is permanently reserved for series production, and when demand is higher we add a second shift or bring another machine from our reserve online. The lower limit is a single piece: prototypes and short runs stay in our offer. Batch size, lead time and unit price are confirmed in the quote you receive within 48 hours of sending the drawing.
Do you take on standing orders and repeat production?
Yes. We run ongoing cooperation: repeat batches of the same part on an agreed delivery rhythm. We normally start with a trial batch that confirms the process and the cycle time, and after it is accepted we set the schedule for further batches. The program and fixtures stay with us, so every following order starts without new preparation.
