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CNC Milling
Precision milling for custom components, machined details, and repeat parts that need consistent dimensional control.
Brampton, Ontario Machine Shop
CNC machining for custom parts, replacements, and repeat production in Brampton.
Send the drawing, quantity, material, and due date. Get a straightforward review, direct communication, and dependable follow-through from quote through delivery.
- Send
- Drawing, quantity, due date
- Support
- Custom parts and repeat jobs
- Expect
- Clear review and follow-through
Brampton machining support with clear quoting, dependable workmanship, and direct contact with the shop.
Founder
Thevan Kandiah
Founder and Director with four decades of steel industry experience.
Founding Story
Work with a shop owner who understands the job before it reaches the machine.
Thevan Kandiah has worked in metalworking since 1993, starting as a CNC operator and moving into lead hand and supervisor roles after learning the day-to-day realities of production, setup, and shop-floor problem solving.
He also studied CNC at Humber College and launched Micwel Machining in 2019 to give customers a shop that reviews work realistically, communicates early when something needs clarification, and keeps the job moving with fewer surprises.
Capabilities
Capabilities that help you decide quickly if the job is a fit.
Swipe through the work types the shop handles most often, from custom one-offs to repeat production support.
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CNC Turning
Accurate turned parts for shafts, bushings, sleeves, and other rotational components where fit and repeatability matter.
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Prototype Work
Prototype support for fit checks, early-stage development, and first-run parts that need careful review before production.
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Production Runs
Repeat production work supported by clear quoting, organized workflow, and dependable follow-through from release to delivery.
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Custom Components
Job-specific parts for OEM work, maintenance requirements, specialty assemblies, and replacement component needs.
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Secondary Operations
Threading, drilling, tapping, deburring, and final prep that help move parts out ready for the next step.
Materials
Share the material details up front and avoid quote delays.
The fastest RFQs include the exact material, quantity, and any finish or cert requirements that affect sourcing, tooling, or lead time.
- List the exact grade, temper, stock form, and finish when they matter.
- Flag tight tolerances, special inspection, or traceability requirements early.
- Send a sample part for replacement work when no current drawing is available.
If the material is unknown or the job has legacy constraints, call before release so the review can start with the right assumptions.
Use the RFQ to specify exact grade, stock form, and any required finish, certification, or traceability notes.
- Tight-tolerance parts in harder or more abrasive materials
- Customer-supplied stock or jobs with cert and traceability requirements
- Replacement components with no drawing, unknown grade, or worn samples
- Drawing or sample part with the critical dimensions identified
- Material spec, quantity, due date, and whether it is prototype or repeat work
- Finishing, heat treat, coating, or inspection requirements that affect routing
Quality
Know how your parts will be reviewed before they leave the shop.
When you send a drawing, you should be able to understand how the shop handles inspection, machine fit, and communication on anything that could affect the job.
Inspection Workflow
Parts are reviewed against the drawing requirements so important dimensions and job notes are checked before the order closes out.
Machine Capacity
Clear fit checks help you understand early whether the part, material, and volume are aligned with the shop before time is lost in back-and-forth.
Commercial Readiness
Quote communication, sourcing coordination, and delivery planning stay visible so you are not left guessing where the job stands.
Shop Photos
See the shop before you send a drawing.
Real photos help you confirm the business is active, equipped, and local before you hand off a custom or time-sensitive job.
Process
A quote flow that matches how machining work is actually bought.
Start with the part information that affects price and timing, then move through a review path that stays clear from quote to delivery.
Send your drawing or sample
Share the drawing or sample, material, quantity, due date, and any critical notes.
Review and quote
Get a fit review, scope clarification when needed, and a quote path that stays easy to follow.
Machine and inspect
The work moves through machining and checks tied to the part requirements and quantity.
Deliver or arrange pickup
Close out with organized delivery coordination or pickup arrangements that are confirmed in advance.
Brampton Shop Details
Work with a Brampton machine shop you can reach quickly.
For replacement parts, repeat work, and fast-moving RFQs, it helps to know exactly where the shop is, how to contact it, and where your quote is being reviewed.
Contact and location
- 8510 Torbram Rd #68, Brampton, ON L6T 4M9
- (416) 671-2675
- thevan@micwel.com
- Monday-Saturday, 8am-4pm
- Brampton, ON
- Get directions
RFQ
Send your RFQ with the details that speed up review.
Include the part scope, material, quantity, and due date so the review can start without unnecessary follow-up.
- Attach or email the drawing as soon as the request is sent
- Call out critical dimensions, tolerances, finish, or inspection needs
- Use phone or email for urgent Brampton-area quote requests