CNC milling in Vilnius — manufacturing metal parts to your drawings, from a single prototype to small and medium batches. MB Fleksa mills aluminium, steel, stainless steel, titanium, copper and brass on 4-axis CNC machines. Accuracy — down to 0.01 mm.
Send us a STEP, IGES or Parasolid file — within 24–48 h we will come back with an indicative price and lead time. We have no minimum order quantity.
Metal Milling and Metal Machining
CNC milling is our main metal machining method: we cut precise parts from the blank with an end mill. If you are looking specifically for metal milling or broader metal machining by CNC milling – Fleksa works with 2D and 3D geometry, prototypes and small batches in Vilnius.
What Our CNC Milling Service Includes
- 2D and 3D metal milling to a technical drawing or 3D model
- Technical review and DFM (Design for Manufacturability) — is the design suitable for production, and where can costs be reduced
- 4-axis machining in a single setup (pockets, tapers, complex geometric transitions)
- Measurement with digital micrometers, calipers and gauges — from prototype to final inspection
- Delivery throughout Lithuania and abroad
- Also available: aluminium anodizing and painting of parts
We are based at Juodasis kelias 102, Vilnius, and accept enquiries from all over Lithuania.
2D and 3D Metal Milling
2D CNC milling is suited to flat parts made to drawing: enclosures, plates, brackets, interior and signage elements, and prototypes. It is the faster and more economical route when the geometry is two-dimensional.
3D CNC milling produces three-dimensional forms — complex housings, design prototypes, and parts with curved surfaces machined from several sides. 4-axis machines can machine a part from several sides without re-clamping the workpiece, which reduces dimensional error and the number of intermediate operations.
If you don't have a drawing yet, we help with design: corrections, preparing geometry for production and generating the G-code.
Precision, Tooling and Quality
We machine both simple and tight-tolerance parts, with accuracy down to 0.01 mm guaranteed.
We cut with carbide end mills with DLC or TiAlN coatings: DLC — hardness and low friction for abrasive materials; TiAlN — oxidation resistance at high temperatures, hard milling and difficult alloys.
Quality control is built into the process: in-process measurements and a final inspection. We comply with Lithuanian and EU quality and safety requirements.
Materials We Mill
Each material has its own cutting strategy, cooling and tolerances.
- Aluminium CNC Milling — the most common choice for prototypes and production runs; lightweight, easy to machine and suitable for anodizing
- Stainless steel — for aggressive environments, food, chemical, medical and interior parts
- Structural and tool steel — load-bearing elements, moulds, mechanical systems
- Titanium — low weight, high strength; more demanding on tooling and cooling (aerospace, medical, sports equipment)
- Copper and brass — electrical engineering, thermal and electrical conductivity, precision mechanisms
Other alloys — on request.
How to Order CNC Milling
- CAD enquiry. Send a .step, .iges or .parasolid file (or ask us to prepare a 3D model).
- DFM assessment. Our engineers check that the part can be manufactured and suggest changes to reduce cost or improve function.
- Production. 4-axis CNC milling to the approved drawing.
- Measurement. In-process and final inspection.
- Delivery. We pack and ship to the agreed address.
Indicative price and lead time — within 24–48 h of receiving your files. Typical production time after order confirmation: 1–3 weeks, depending on geometry and the production queue.
What Determines the Price of CNC Milling
There is no “off-the-shelf” price list — we quote for each specific drawing:
- material type and blank volume
- geometric complexity (pockets, thin walls, 3D surfaces)
- tolerances and surface requirements
- quantity (single prototype vs production run)
- finish (anodizing, painting)
There is no minimum quantity: even a single part is fine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CNC milling suitable for prototypes?
Yes. Many orders start with a single prototype; later the same program is used for a small batch.
What files should I send?
.iges, .step, .parasolid. A PDF drawing with tolerances helps, but production requires a 3D CAD model.
Do you work outside Vilnius?
Production is in Vilnius; we handle enquiries and delivery throughout Lithuania and abroad.
Where can I see your work?
Our Work.
Start with Your Drawing
Send your CAD file by email to info@fleksa.lt or via the contact form. Tel. +370 640 52970, Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00. MB Fleksa, Juodasis kelias 102, LT-11307 Vilnius, Lithuania.