CNC and manual machining built for high-mix industrial work — Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation combines CNC and manual capability to support one-off repairs, reverse-engineered components, prototypes and repeat production parts, shipped to customers across the country.
We start from a print, a sample part or a plain description of how it functions.
Scope is set before machining begins so expectations are clear.
Outside processes are coordinated when needed, and programs are retained for repeat orders.
In many cases, yes. Depending on the part, your location and the job's timing, Kimbrell Manufacturing Corporation can arrange pickup of the part that needs work and delivery of the finished job, so you're not always the one making the trip to Garland. Ask when you request your quote so we can confirm what's practical.
Achievable tolerance depends on the specific part, material, feature and process used. Send your drawing or critical dimensions with your quote request and we'll confirm what's achievable for your job before work begins.
Kimbrell runs 3-axis and 4-axis CNC milling, live-tool CNC turning, and manual milling and turning, including long-shaft turning up to approximately 160 inches. Send your part or drawing and we'll confirm whether it fits our current equipment and schedule.
Yes. Emergency and urgent repair work is centered on North Texas where speed matters most, but completed CNC and manual machining work is regularly shipped to customers across the United States.
Yes. One-off industrial parts, repair components and prototypes are central to our high-mix work — there's no minimum quantity required to get a quote.
Lead time depends on the part, material availability and current shop load. Call or send your drawing and we'll give you a realistic timeline before you commit to the job.
Yes. Kimbrell keeps in-house CNC programmers, a mechanical engineer, and experienced machinists on staff, so programming and process decisions are handled internally rather than outsourced.
Long-shaft turning up to approximately 160 inches is a current in-house capability, subject to diameter, weight, material, tolerance and workholding review. Larger or more specialized shaft requirements may be supported through our strategic supplier network, so you still work with one accountable partner even when a job exceeds our own equipment.
Send the failed part, photo, sketch, or drawing. We'll help determine the fastest practical path forward.