Industrial OEM components
Housings, brackets, weldment details, machined castings and production parts that need documented inspection rather than an online quote.
Defense and industrial OEM machining
CNC machining for defense and industrial OEMs that need one accountable shop.
Dynamics Group machines non-flight defense and industrial OEM work in Madison Heights — milling, 5-axis, turning, routing and inspection in the same building that designs and builds the tooling around it.
ITAR
Registered facility
Non-flight
Deliberately scoped offer
7 VMCs
To 51 × 22 × 20 in
CMM
Manual verification on critical features
Where we fit
Where Dynamics Group fits a defense or industrial OEM print
This page is for machined details, low-rate production parts and the tooling that supports them. Dynamics Group does not hold AS9100 or NADCAP approval and does not offer flight-hardware production. The current fit is industrial OEM components and non-flight defense machining where an ITAR-registered, ISO 9001-compliant Michigan shop is the right supplier.
Non-flight defense machining
Details, fixtures, production aids and support hardware that stay outside flight-hardware quality gates.
Prototype into low-rate
The same machines, inspection plan and people carry a part from first article into recurring releases.
Tooling in the same building
When the part needs workholding, a gage or a fixture, design and build sit next to the machines that cut it.
Proof before promise
Published capability a buyer can audit
- Machining
- Seven VMCs to 51 x 22 x 20 in, including an Okuma GENOS M560-V (3-axis); Hurco VM10UHSi 5-axis; Doosan turning to Ø14.96 x 24 in; MultiCam routing to 84 x 170 in
- Inspection
- Manual Mitutoyo AE112 CMM, Keyence XM-5000 probe CMM and Artec Leo 3D scanner; ±0.0002 in on critical features subject to geometry and method
- Registration
- ITAR-registered; DUNS 080590418; CAGE 803H3; Small Business; ISO 9001-compliant QMS
- Not offered
- Flight-hardware detail parts, AS9100/NADCAP-gated production, foundry work, or automated DCC CMM as a claimed capability
How a quote starts
Send enough context to get a useful answer
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Show the requirement
A drawing, model, marked-up photo, layout or statement of work is enough to begin.
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Name the decision
Quantity, timing, critical features and acceptance requirements keep the quote focused.
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Review together
We identify risk, missing data and the best process before committing your schedule.
Buyer questions
Straight answers before you send a print
Does Dynamics Group machine flight hardware?
No. Dynamics Group does not hold AS9100 or NADCAP approval. Current defense work is non-flight machining, tooling, fixtures, gages and production support.
How is this different from the defense tooling page?
The defense tooling page covers fixtures, gages, production aids and GSE. This page covers CNC machining for defense and industrial OEM parts, still non-flight, often quoted with that tooling.
Can industrial OEMs send production prints?
Yes. Industrial equipment, automotive-adjacent and other OEM components are a core fit when the envelope, material and inspection method match.
Can you receive ITAR-controlled data?
Yes after classification, contract review and a customer-approved transfer path. Do not attach restricted files to an initial inquiry.
Have a print, model or tooling problem?
Send what you have. We will tell you where we fit, what is missing and the fastest practical next step.