Machining

At Baso Group, CNC processing is our core competence. Our employees have many years of experience and operate a versatile machine park with advanced machining centers, lathes, and specialized equipment for milling, turning, and drilling.

This enables us to solve both simple and complex tasks in all types of materials – including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and plastic.

CNC milling demands high standards of both precision and flexibility – especially when the parts are complex or the tolerance requirements are stringent. At Baso Group, we have many years of experience and a flexible machine park that enables us to mill everything from simple components to 3D parts with double-curved surfaces.

We process all common materials – such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and plastic – and deliver both prototypes and small series with consistent quality.

CNC turning is ideal for round and symmetrical parts where precision and uniformity are required. With advanced lathes and many years of experience, we solve both simple and complex tasks – even when tolerances are tight and the material is demanding.

We turn everything from plastic and aluminum to stainless steel and titanium, delivering precise results in both small and medium-sized series.

Precision and finish go hand in hand when we work with CNC grinding. CNC grinding is often the last and crucial step in processing. Therefore, we work with high precision and create fine surfaces and tight tolerances that meet even the most demanding specifications.

With our machine park and specialized knowledge in grinding, we ensure a uniform and accurate finish – whether it’s individual components or small series.

Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) makes it possible to produce parts with extreme precision and fine tolerances – even in materials that are difficult to process using traditional methods. The method is particularly used for complex geometries, hard materials, and parts with very small details. Using electrical sparks, the material is removed without contact between the tool and the workpiece, which minimizes the risk of deformation. We use both die-sinking EDM and wire EDM depending on the nature of the task.