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You're not happy with your existing CNC machining suppliers. You're seeing warning signs relating to quality, SLA breaches and late deliveries. That's never good – particularly for critical sectors such as medical or aerospace.

As consumers, we've been conditioned to expect free delivery as standard (thanks Amazon!) and as a result, we often find it hard to accept delivery charges from smaller companies. But do you really want a poorly-paid courier to throw your machined parts on your doorstep? Probably not. So what do you get for your delivery charge?