Precision machining in East Granby, Connecticut
860-408-1394 sales@burkeprecision.com
Machining & production support

Capabilities that follow the part-not the org chart.

A buyer-focused view of Burke's published milling, turning, grinding, sawing, deburring, and inspection resources.

One connected production path.

Burke's current site lists a broad machine inventory. This redesign translates that list into process-level answers while clearly separating verified facts from details that still need confirmation.

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CNC Milling

Complex profiles, pockets, bores, patterns, and precision features supported by a deep vertical machining center lineup.

Published capability 4th-axis resources Quote to drawing
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CNC Turning

Okuma CNC lathes with published 8 and 10 in chuck configurations, supported by additional turning capacity.

Published capability CNC turning resources Quote to drawing
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Grinding

Published equipment includes a 60 in Blanchard table alongside surface and outside-diameter grinding.

Published capability Quote to drawing
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Sawing & Prep

Published sawing capacity includes a 15 x 15 in production saw and 16 in vertical contour saw.

Published capability Quote to drawing
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Deburring

A full deburring department is listed as part of Burke's in-house production support.

Published capability Quote to drawing
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Inspection

Inspection capabilities are presented without unsupported equipment or tolerance claims pending verification.

Published capability Quote to drawing
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Capabilities should be verified against your part.

Published machine table or chuck dimensions are not a promise of usable part envelope, tolerance, or active equipment availability. Send the drawing for a qualified review.

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