End mill cutting metal under coolant on a CNC machining centre

AEM Technologies Pvt. Ltd. — Precision CNC machining

Engineering precision.Manufacturing the future.

Precision CNC machining and mechanical fabrication from Rawat. Parts machined to your drawing, inspected before dispatch, and supplied with the records your quality team expects.

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Machining4-axis CNC centre
ProcessesMilling · turning · fabrication
QualityInspected before dispatch
FactoryRCCI Industrial Estate, Rawat

About AEM Technologies

Machined to your drawing. Measured before it leaves.

Head office: Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
Factory: RCCI Industrial Estate, Rawat
Machining: 4-axis CNC, milling, turning
Fabrication: Cutting, welding, assembly
Materials: Aluminium, steels, brass, plastics

AEM Technologies is a precision CNC machining and mechanical fabrication company based in Rawalpindi, with its production facility in the RCCI Industrial Estate, Rawat. We machine components, sub-assemblies and fabricated structures to customer drawings, from single prototypes to repeat production batches. Our production hall is built around 4-axis CNC machining, supported by turning, drilling, fabrication and assembly.

About AEM

The drawing is the contract.

We build to the dimensions, tolerances and finishes on your drawing. Where something is unclear, we ask before we cut.

Measure, then ship.

First-off parts are inspected before production runs. Finished parts are inspected before dispatch.

Traceable from bar to box.

Material is logged against its mill certificate and heat number on arrival, and stays identified through every operation.

Precision components

Parts we machine.

Housings, manifolds, adapters and fittings in aluminium, steel and brass, milled and turned to the drawing.

4-axis milling · aluminiumMilled flange housings

4-axis milling · aluminiumAluminium manifold plate

Mill-turn · aluminium + stainlessThreaded adapter

4-axis milling · aluminiumMulti-face housing

CNC turning · brassBrass hex nipples

CNC milling · steelSerrated chuck jaw

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4-axis machining

How 4-axis machining really works.

One bar, one clamping, five operations. Watch the rotary A-axis index for positional work, then turn continuously with X for a true simultaneous cut, before the probe checks the result.

AEM · 4-axis machining centre · Program O4100Live simulation

Aluminium 6061-T6 bar · 60 × 60 mmX · Y · Z + A (rotary)Drag to orbit the machineExample part for illustration

Capabilities

Six processes. One standard.

From a single prototype to repeat production, every operation is planned, programmed and inspected under one roof.

01 · MULTI-FACE · ONE CLAMPING

4-axis CNC machining

Our 4-axis machining centre adds a rotary axis to three-axis milling. Parts are indexed or rotated during the cycle, so features on several faces are machined in one set-up. Fewer clampings mean fewer re-datums and more consistent geometry between features.

Multi-port manifold blocks and valve bodies
Cylindrical parts with radial holes and flats
Cams, slots and features around a diameter

02
CNC milling
Prismatic parts milled from bar, plate and billet. Pockets, profiles, slots, faces and bores are machined to the tolerances and finishes on your drawing, with tooling chosen for the material.
- Housings, enclosures and covers
- Brackets, plates and mounting blocks
- Fixtures, jigs and tooling plates
PRISMATIC · POCKETS · PROFILES
03
CNC turning
Shafts, bushes, sleeves and rings turned from bar. Diameters, shoulders, grooves, tapers and bores are held concentric to a common datum, with threads cut in the same set-up wherever the part allows.
- Shafts, pins and spindles
- Bushes, sleeves and spacers
- Flanges, rings and threaded fittings
ROUND PARTS · CONCENTRIC FEATURES
04
Drilling, tapping & threading
Hole patterns drilled, reamed, counterbored and tapped in position, as part of the CNC cycle or as a dedicated operation. Threads are checked with thread gauges.
- Tapped mounting patterns and ports
- Reamed dowel and bearing holes
- Internal and external pipe threads
HOLES · THREADS · GAUGED
05
Mechanical fabrication
Steel and stainless structures cut, formed and welded to drawing, then machined where critical faces and bores demand it. Weldments arrive ready to bolt in, not ready for rework.
- Machine frames, bases and stands
- Welded brackets, guards and supports
- Fabricated housings with machined interfaces
CUT · FORM · WELD · MACHINE
06
Assembly & prototyping
From a single prototype to a complete sub-assembly. We machine the parts, fit bearings, seals and fasteners, and check function before dispatch.
- First-article and prototype parts
- Sub-assemblies with fitted hardware
- Small batches for design validation
ONE-OFF · SUB-ASSEMBLY · READY TO FIT

Work process

From raw bar to finished part.

Eight controlled stages. Every job travels with a route card, and every stage is signed off before the next begins.

Traceability

Every bar has a heat number. Every part keeps it.

Material is checked against its mill test certificate when it arrives. The heat number is written on the route card and follows the part through cutting, machining, inspection and packing.

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Industries

Built for demanding sectors.

Different industries judge a part on different things. We know what each one checks first.

Aerospace & Defence

Full traceability and geometry that holds across every feature.

Biomedical & Prosthetics

Clean surfaces, burr-free edges and dimensions that repeat part to part.

Electronics

Flat mating faces, accurate hole positions and a finish ready for anodising.

Robotics & Automation

True bores and square datums so assemblies align first time.

Hydraulics & Pneumatics

Leak-free sealing faces and true bores at pressure.

Food & Beverage

Hygienic finishes, no crevices and stainless that stays stainless.

Pharmaceutical

Consistent finishes, documented materials and parts that repeat exactly.

Quality

Quality is written into the route card.

Every job is reviewed before quoting, checked at first-off, monitored in process and inspected before dispatch. Records follow the part.

Measuring a machined part with a caliper

01
Drawing review
Tolerances, finishes, threads and materials are reviewed before quoting. Unclear features are raised as technical queries, not guessed.
02
Material verification
Incoming material is checked against its mill test certificate. Heat numbers are recorded and carried through to dispatch.
03
First-off inspection
The first part of every batch is fully inspected against the drawing before the rest of the batch runs.
04
In-process checks
Critical dimensions are measured at set intervals during production, so drift is corrected before parts go out of tolerance.
05
Gauged threads and fits
Threads are checked with plug and ring gauges. Bores and fits with go/no-go and bore gauges.
06
Final inspection and records
Every batch is inspected before release. Inspection reports and material certificates are supplied on request.

Request a quote

Send us your drawing.

PDF, DWG, DXF, STEP or IGES. We review it, ask what needs asking, and come back with a price and a lead time.

Request a quote +92-51-4499901info@aemtech.com.pk