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Fictiv launches large-scale CNC parts manufacturing

11/06/2025

Press releaseIssued by Fictiv.

Fictiv, a global manufacturing and supply chain company, announced the launch of its Large Part CNC Machining Services, enabling production of custom CNC parts up to 34 feet long (5X larger than the competition) with industry-leading tolerances, fast turnaround times, and robust global supply chain support.

With growing industry demand for large-scale precision components—especially in aerospace, robotics, industrial machinery, and energy generation—Fictiv's expanded capabilities offer unmatched scale, speed, and flexibility. This announcement marks another major step in Fictiv's mission to simplify sourcing and accelerate innovation for complex parts, assemblies, and programs worldwide.

Fictiv's large CNC machining services include CNC milling, turning, jig boring, laser cladding, honing, grinding, and heat treatment. Our facilities are equipped with hoists, robotic tending, pallet systems, and gantry-style CMMs with up to 60-ton overhead crane capacity. Materials supported include aluminum, stainless steel, tool steel, carbon steel, copper, ABS, and Delrin.

Fictiv's large-scale CNC machining capabilities include:

- Size & Scale: Custom CNC parts up to 10,500mm (34 ft) in length, manufactured and inspected per certified quality systems.

- Speed: Lead times as fast as 10 days (for select parts).

- Accuracy & Precision: Tolerances as tight as 0.007", with advanced inspection (Gantry CMM, 3D scanning, NDT).

- Certifications: ISO 9001:2015 QMS, AS9100D certified facilities, and compliance with ASME, ASTM, MIL, and AWS standards.

- Integrated Supply Chain: End-to-end logistics, global sourcing, hardware installation, and assembly.

Velentium Medical is a leading contract design and manufacturing organization with a deep background and focus on medical device innovation and manufacturing. "With demand rising in our industry, we needed a partner that could handle large-scale precision parts without slowing us down," said Matt Hanks, CEO at Velentium Medical. "Fictiv's expanded CNC capabilities deliver the scale, speed, and flexibility we rely on to stay competitive in a fast-moving market."

Industry Applications:

- Aerospace: Structural components, engine mounts, fuselage frames

- Robotics: Frames, arms, and end-of-arm tooling

- Heavy Equipment: Brackets, housings, booms, and support structures

- ClimateTech: Wind turbine hubs, energy storage frames

- Energy Generation: Subsea equipment, pipeline components

"Our new large-format CNC capabilities, unlocks an entirely new category of parts for our customers," said Dave Evans, Co-Founder and CEO at Fictiv. "This allows engineers to move faster, build bigger, and manufacture with confidence—knowing every part meets exacting specifications."

Fictiv combines global engineering expertise across four manufacturing centers in the U.S., Mexico, India, and China with its advanced supply chain platform to deliver end-to-end solutions, including design guidance, supplier selection, rapid prototyping, strategic sourcing, manufacturing planning, production, assembly, quality assurance, and logistics, allowing enterprises to seamlessly scale from prototype to full production.

Fictiv is trusted by over 5,000 leading companies to deliver high-quality components with unmatched precision and reliability.

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