Located in the heart of Wisconsin, Hinz Company has established itself as a leader in precision CNC machining for the aerospace industry. With decades of experience, a cutting-edge facility, and a relentless commitment to quality, Hinz Company stands at the forefront of aerospace manufacturing. From turbine engine components to mission-critical structural parts, the company’s specialized capabilities enable the production of high-performance components that meet the rigorous demands of aerospace applications.

A Legacy of Precision Engineering

Founded with a vision to deliver uncompromising machining excellence, Hinz Company has grown into a trusted partner for aerospace manufacturers across the country. Over the years, they have built a reputation not only for precision but for consistency, speed, and technical innovation. Their team of seasoned machinists, engineers, and quality control experts work collaboratively to support the ever-evolving needs of the aerospace sector.

With the aerospace industry demanding components that are both lightweight and able to withstand extreme stress, Hinz Company delivers with parts machined to tight tolerances from challenging materials. Whether it’s titanium, Inconel, aluminum alloys, or hardened steel, the company’s multi-axis CNC machining capabilities ensure accuracy and repeatability for even the most complex geometries.

Comprehensive Aerospace CNC Machining Services

Hinz Company’s advanced facility is equipped with high-production CNC turning centers, Swiss-style lathes, and vertical and horizontal milling machines. This breadth of equipment allows the company to produce a wide range of aerospace components with superior accuracy and efficiency.

Their core capabilities include:

• 5- and 6-axis CNC Milling: For complex, contoured aerospace parts with tight tolerances and intricate features.
• Multi-Axis CNC Turning: Enables efficient machining of cylindrical parts such as shafts, spindles, and actuator housings.
• Swiss Machining: Ideal for small-diameter, high-precision parts used in avionics, fuel systems, and control mechanisms.
• Horizontal Machining Centers: High-volume production of prismatic parts, ideal for structural elements like ribs and brackets.
• Secondary Operations and Assembly: Deburring, tapping, and precision assembly for ready-to-install aerospace components.

With these resources, Hinz Company can support low- to mid-volume runs, rapid prototyping, and ongoing production contracts—making them a versatile partner throughout the entire aerospace product lifecycle.

Serving the Aerospace Industry’s Most Critical Needs

CNC machining is indispensable to aerospace innovation. Hinz Company plays a key role in manufacturing a diverse array of components that support flight safety, performance, and operational efficiency. These include:

• Engine Components: From turbine blades to fuel injector bodies, Hinz machines engine parts that must endure high pressure and extreme temperatures.
• Structural Airframe Parts: High-strength yet lightweight components such as wing spars, mounting brackets, and fuselage supports.
• Landing Gear Elements: Axles, torque links, and hydraulic housing machined for strength and durability under intense load.
• Avionics and Instrumentation Housings: Complex enclosures and mounts for cockpit and navigation systems.
• Satellite and Aerospace Sensor Brackets: Precision parts for satellites and sensor systems requiring ultra-tight tolerances and stability.

Every component produced by Hinz Company is inspected to meet or exceed aerospace quality standards. Their ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certifications underscore their commitment to quality management, traceability, and continuous improvement.

A Focus on Material Expertise

In aerospace machining, the choice and handling of materials are as important as the machines themselves. Hinz Company brings extensive experience with a wide range of aerospace-grade materials including:

• Titanium and Titanium Alloys: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, essential for airframe and engine applications.
• Inconel and Superalloys: High-performance materials for extreme-temperature environments like jet engines.
• Aluminum Alloys: Ideal for structural aerospace parts where weight savings are critical.
• Stainless and Hardened Steels: Used in landing gear and other high-strength applications.

Their deep understanding of how each material behaves during cutting, combined with precision tooling and process control, allows Hinz Company to achieve flawless surface finishes, tight tolerances, and superior part longevity.

Partnering for the Future of Aerospace

The aerospace industry is evolving rapidly with advancements in unmanned systems, space exploration, and more efficient commercial aviation platforms. Hinz Company remains agile, continuously investing in new technologies, training, and process improvements to stay ahead of the curve.

Their collaborative approach means customers benefit from early engineering support, cost-effective design-for-manufacturability insights, and responsive lead times. From prototyping experimental components for R&D to scaling production for commercial aircraft, Hinz Company provides unmatched precision and reliability.

Conclusion

At every altitude, precision matters—and Hinz Company delivers. Their unwavering commitment to aerospace excellence, supported by advanced CNC aerospace machining capabilities and industry-leading expertise, positions them as a trusted supplier in a demanding field. As the aerospace industry continues to push boundaries, Hinz Company is ready to machine the future—one flawless part at a time.