What CNC machining services does EOD Gear offer?
CNC mill and lathe machining from our Franklin, Tennessee facility — milled parts, turned parts, and combined work, from one-off prototypes to recurring production runs, all under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality system with full traceability.
What materials does EOD Gear machine?
Metals and engineering plastics, including Delrin. If your part calls for a specific alloy or polymer, send the drawing and material callout with your quote request and we'll confirm capability and sourcing before you commit.
Can EOD Gear machine parts from ITAR-controlled drawings?
Yes. EOD Gear is ITAR registered, CMMC Level 2, and holds DD Form 2345 with Enhanced JPC, which qualifies us to receive, store, and manufacture from export-controlled technical data. That compliance is already built into how our shop runs — your data gets handled correctly from the first file transfer.
Does EOD Gear handle prototypes and short runs, or only production?
Both. In-house programming and machining mean fast turnaround on prototypes and design iterations, and the same setup discipline carries work into low-rate and recurring production. Our Custom Off The Shelf™ program can also take a concept to a machinable design if you're starting before the drawing exists.
Who uses EOD Gear's CNC machining services?
Defense primes and subcontractors needing a compliant SDVOSB supplier, OEMs, government programs, and commercial customers who want defense-grade quality control on their parts. SDVOSB status also counts toward small business subcontracting goals on federal work.
How do I get a CNC machining quote?
Email drawings or models, material callouts, quantities, and timeline to govsales@EOD-gear.com. EOD Gear is GSA-authorized and supports formal quotes, purchase orders, and long-term agreements — and we'll flag any export-control handling requirements up front.