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Contract CNC production

We prepare parts to your drawings and quantities for assembly in your own workshop. Contract production with Sanat CNC starts with an agreed system for files, revision approval and part identification.

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Interlocking wooden pieces
Interlocking wooden pieces
Batch cutting of rounded wooden parts
A production run of wooden parts with the same shape.

Technical specifications

MaterialsMDF (raw, laminated, membrane-faced, painted), Particleboard and faced particleboard, Plywood, Solid wood and solid-wood panels, Acrylic, Foam PVC board, Polyethylene (up to 40 mm), Rubber, Felt
Working areaCNC routers: 200 × 400 cm and 210 × 280 cm. Workholding allowances are assessed for each job.
ThicknessPolyethylene up to 40 mm; other materials are assessed from the drawing.

Connect outsourced production to your workflow

We prepare parts to your drawings and quantities for assembly in your own workshop. Contract production with Sanat CNC starts with an agreed system for files, revision approval and part identification.

Technical assessment

Assign a code to each part and distinguish left/right pairs and materials. If a design changes between sample and batch production, mark the previous drawing as superseded. This prevents different revisions entering the same job.

Pre-production checks

When sending a job to Sanat CNC, consolidate material, thickness and quantity in one schedule. Include the reference face and delivery requirements. Scope is agreed against the controlling drawing revision; unresolved dimensions are settled before approval.

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SEE THE WORK UP CLOSE

From our workshop, in motion.

Short clips of our own production and finished pieces. Select a video to watch.

CNC relief carving in progress
Machining an MDF cabinet door

Frequently asked questions

What information helps us start with contract cnc production?

Share your dimensioned drawing, material and quantity schedule. Assign a code to each part and distinguish left/right pairs and materials. If a design changes between sample and batch production, mark the previous drawing as superseded. This prevents different revisions entering the same job.