CNC milling, CNC turning, and CNC machining – precision and flexibility
HRS offers professional CNC machining, CNC milling and CNC turning in Denmark and on Zealand as an experienced CNC company and CNC subcontractor for industry and manufacturing. We manufacture parts and components in both metal and plastic and deliver everything from prototypes to series production. With a modern machine park that includes 3–5-axis CNC machining centers and CNC lathes, we ensure high precision, short lead times, and consistent quality.
As part of our work, we use CAD/CAM programming and computer numerical control (CNC) for stable, efficient, and precise machining, whether the job involves simple workpieces or complex components.
CNC machining with a focus on precision and modern technology
At HRS, we specialize in advanced CNC machining in both 2D and 3D. Our CNC-controlled machines enable us to produce technically complex geometries, custom parts, and prototypes that require a high degree of precision and repeatability.
We offer CNC machining tailored to both prototypes and mass production, and we specialize in both CNC milling and CNC turning of materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic. This enables us to handle both simple and complex projects for the industry.
We have modern 3- to 5-axis CNC machining centers, including 5-axis milling of workpieces with high precision and geometric requirements. This enables us to handle everything from individual parts and prototypes to small and large production runs. Production is always tailored to the specific task—whether it involves test runs, continuous series production, or specialty parts where quality and precision are critical.
In our work, we combine CAD/CAM programming with many years of experience, ensuring consistent production and high quality in all our deliveries.
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CNC Milling – Precision Machining of Complex Workpieces
CNC milling is used to manufacture parts with complex geometries and high precision requirements. At HRS, we offer CNC milling in aluminum, steel, and stainless steel, using advanced 3–5-axis machining centers.
We manufacture everything from prototypes to mass-produced parts and ensure consistent quality throughout the entire process. CNC milling is particularly well-suited for workpieces with detailed surfaces, milled grooves, and complex shapes.
We offer, among other things:
– CNC milling of aluminum
– CNC milling of steel
– CNC milling of stainless steel
CNC Turning – Efficient Production of Rotationally Symmetrical Parts
CNC turning is used to manufacture parts with round or cylindrical shapes. At HRS, we also offer high-precision CNC turning with consistent tolerances—for both small batches and large-scale production.
Our CNC lathes enable us to produce components quickly and efficiently, while ensuring high quality and consistent production.
CNC turning is ideal for, among other things:
– Shafts and bushings
– Threaded and cylindrical components
– Mass production with a consistent finish
CNC milling and CNC turning in metal and plastic
HRS's CNC workshop handles many different materials, making us a flexible CNC subcontractor for companies across a range of industries.
We machine all materials, including:
CNC Machining of Steel
CNC Machining of Stainless Steel
CNC Machining of Aluminum
CNC Machining of Plastic
We produce both small and large series as well as prototypes with consistent tolerances and a professional finish. Through precise clamping, correct tool selection, and modern CNC control, we ensure that even complex items can be machined safely and efficiently.
CNC Machining of Aluminum
CNC machining of aluminum is one of the most sought-after solutions in modern manufacturing. Aluminum is lightweight, strong, and corrosion-resistant, making it ideal for both prototypes and mass production.
At HRS, we have extensive experience with CNC milling and CNC turning of aluminum, ensuring high precision and a beautiful finish—even on complex parts.
We also help you choose the right alloy and optimize your design to ensure the most efficient production.
5-axis CNC machining for advanced workpieces
Our 3–5-axis CNC machining centers enable the machining of advanced geometries, detailed components, and workpieces where standard milling is not sufficient. 5-axis milling provides greater freedom in machining and ensures optimal access to complex surfaces.
This type of CNC machining is ideal for precision parts, prototypes, development tasks, and technical or innovative solutions where consistent quality and accuracy are essential.
Contact us to order CNC prototypes or a production consultation
Efficient production, series production, and prototypes
As a CNC subcontractor based in Kalundborg on the island of Zealand, we assist customers throughout Denmark and internationally with:
- Fast delivery of CNC prototypes
- CNC production in large and small series
- Consistency across topics
- Documentation and technical sparring
- Flexible capacity for urgent needs
We manufacture items with a focus on quality and high precision, regardless of whether you need a few prototypes or ongoing series production.
Do you need any follow-up welding or blacksmithing?
See also our forge and small-scale metalworking shop, where we finish and customize components made of steel, aluminum, and stainless steel.
Why choose HRS for CNC machining?
Companies choose HRS because we combine modern technology with extensive experience and a broad range of expertise. In addition, we can assist with the entire process from start to finish—from idea development to the finished product.
Advantages of HRS as your CNC partner:
- Modern CNC machining center and CNC lathe
- Precision and quality in all series
- Experience with complex topics and innovative special solutions
- Fast delivery and flexible plans
- CNC machining in stainless steel and other advanced materials
- CAD CAM programming CNC and technical consulting
HRS acts as a total supplier, combining CNC machining with welding, laser cutting, CNC bending, assembly, and construction.
Based in Kalundborg on the island of Zealand, we are a flexible partner for both local and nationwide companies.
Frequently asked questions about CNC machining
CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control, which means that the machines are controlled digitally via precise programs instead of manual operation. This makes it possible to produce uniform, accurate, and complex items in both metal and plastic.
At HRS, we use CNC milling, CNC turning, and CAD/CAM programming to ensure stable processes and high quality for each individual component.
HRS processes a wide range of materials, enabling us to adapt to the requirements of different industries and projects. We work with materials including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic.
We also help customers choose the right type of material if there are requirements for strength, corrosion resistance, or weight.
Yes. HRS has modern 3–5-axis machining centers at its disposal, which make it possible to machine more complex geometries and workpieces that require precise angles and advanced surfaces.
5-axis milling offers greater flexibility and makes it possible to manufacture parts that cannot be produced efficiently on traditional 3-axis machines.
Yes. We have extensive experience with prototypes, test series, and small series production. Our flexible capacity allows us to support development projects, adjust designs along the way, and ensure fast delivery—all without compromising on quality or precision.
Our modern CNC machines and CAD/CAM programming enable us to achieve very precise tolerances in both metal and plastic workpieces. Precision is ensured through stable processes, correct clamping, and digital control of tool paths, so that each component is manufactured uniformly and with a professional finish.
HRS uses modern CNC control and CAD/CAM programming to automate and optimize machining processes. This means that production runs smoothly with a low error rate and high repeat accuracy. Although we do not use AI, we work with efficient digital workflows that ensure reliable, quality-oriented results.
CNC milling is a machining process in which rotating tools remove material from a workpiece to create precise shapes and surfaces.
The price of CNC machining depends on the material, complexity, tolerances, and number of parts. Please contact us for a specific quote based on your project.
Contacts
KENNETH STAAL EGEBECH
Lasse Klausen
Coordinator / CNC Dept.
Production technician / CNC department
