Precision Machining for Weapons and Defense Systems

Mission-ready components. Built to perform under pressure.

When it comes to national defense and tactical systems, precision is a requirement. At Criterion Precision Machining, we specialize in tight-tolerance, high-performance components for the weapons and defense industry.

From optical housings to small-scale mechanical assemblies, our parts are built to exact specifications, every time. Whether you're supplying for ground forces, advanced optics, or next-gen tactical equipment, we’re your behind-the-scenes partner in readiness and reliability.

  • Swiss turning, CNC milling, and CNC turning for complex geometries
  • Tight tolerances down to ± .0002” for mission-critical precision
  • Experience machining aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, and high-strength alloys
  • Specialized micro-parts and components for compact systems

Typical Weapons and Defense Components Include:

Picatinny rail systems

Suppressor housings

Buffer assemblies

Metal rods laying horizontally

How Precision Machining Drives Innovation in Manufacturing

Innovation is the lifeblood of modern manufacturing, driving advancements in technology, efficiency, and product quality across industries. Behind these breakthroughs lies precision machining, a cornerstone of modern production that enables manufacturers to turn ambitious ideas into reality. At Criterion, we understand that precision machining is more than a process, it’s a pathway to innovation that shapes the future of industries like medical devices, aerospace, photonics, and beyond.

Metal parts lined up on table

5 Reasons to Partner with a Precision Machining Expert Like Criterion Tool

In today’s competitive manufacturing landscape, finding the right partner for your precision machining needs is crucial. Whether you’re developing cutting-edge medical devices, aerospace or defense components, or photonics systems, the quality and reliability of your machined parts can make or break your project.

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