A focused starting point for difficult alloys.
Burke's established specialty is CNC machining of Inconel and nickel alloys, supported by broader metalworking capability.
Inconel & nickel alloys
Heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and high strength make nickel alloys valuable-and challenging to machine. Rapid work hardening and heat at the cutting edge reward disciplined tooling, workholding, and process control.
Discuss an alloy partProcess fit
Milling, turning, grinding, sawing, deburring, and inspection support are published capabilities.
Quantity flexibility
Burke states support for high-production quantities and small experimental lots.
Drawing-led review
Alloy, geometry, finish, tolerance, quantity, and documentation needs should be evaluated together.
No invented material matrix.
The current site says Burke machines a complete range of metals but does not publish a verified alloy list. This concept intentionally avoids presenting unsupported grades.
Verified positioning
Inconel, nickel alloys, exotic metals, and a broader range of metals are named on the current site.
Confirm for launch
Exact alloys, stock sizes, hardness limits, and related processing should be confirmed before publishing a detailed table.
Bring us the drawing.
We'll start with fit.
Share the part, quantity, material, and target date to begin a machining conversation.
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