
Bevel corporation
Headquarters
37428 Centralmont PI Fremont, 94536 United States
Industry
Job Shop / Contract Manufacturer
About us
🔎 At a glance
Company Name: Bevel Corporation
Location: Fremont, California
Founded: 1999
Shop Type: Precision machining through final assembly, plus fast-turn prototyping (3-21 day lead times)
Industries Served: Semiconductors, Medical Devices, Optics, Automation, Automotive
Production Style: Precision component manufacturing, assembly, and rapid prototyping
Machining Capabilities: Haas CNC machining centers and CNC precision lathes (±0.002-0.003 mm accuracy)
Certifications: ISO 9001, ISO 13485
🏭 About Bevel Corporation
Bevel Corporation was founded in 1999 and has spent more than 20 years building a reputation as a trusted precision mechanical manufacturer based in Fremont, California. The shop positions itself as a one-stop shop for manufacturing needs, covering everything from precision machining through high-level product assembly, and its Fremont facility is set up for fast-turn prototyping with lead times of 3 to 21 days, backed by DFM (design-for-manufacturability) input to help customers refine a design before it goes into production.
Bevel operates with what the company calls a Quality First mindset, backed by ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certification -- ISO 13485 being the quality standard specific to medical device manufacturing. The shop runs Haas CNC machining centers and CNC precision lathes capable of tight tolerances, ±0.003 mm on lathe work and ±0.002 mm on machining-center work, verified with Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) and digital micrometers.
That combination of precision equipment, fast turnaround, and formal quality certification has made Bevel a fit for demanding industries: the company serves customers in semiconductors, medical devices, optics, automation and robotics, and automotive, producing high-precision parts and assemblies where tolerance and repeatability genuinely matter.
👍 Why you'll like working here
- Haas CNC machining centers and CNC precision lathes built for real precision work -- ±0.003 mm on lathes, ±0.002 mm on machining centers
- ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified, so quality control is taken seriously -- CMM and digital-micrometer inspection back up the work, not just a sign-off
- Real variety: semiconductor, medical device, optics, automation/robotics, and automotive parts, plus fast-turn prototyping work (3-21 day lead times)
- A shop built around tight tolerances and quick turnaround rather than long, repetitive production runs
⚙️ What you'll be working on
Expect precision components and assemblies machined to tight tolerances -- ±0.003 mm on lathe work, ±0.002 mm on machining-center work -- across a mix of semiconductor, medical device, optics, automation, and automotive parts, plus fast-turn prototyping jobs with 3-21 day lead times and DFM feedback built into the process. Work runs on Haas CNC machining centers and CNC precision lathes, with Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) and digital micrometers used for inspection and quality control. Because the shop covers machining through final assembly, the work doesn't stop at a finished part -- there's assembly work on the same components you help machine.
⭐ Shop highlights
- 20+ years in business, founded in 1999
- ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified, including medical-device-specific quality standards
- Fast-turn prototyping: 3-21 day lead times with DFM input
- One-stop shop covering machining through final assembly
- Tight-tolerance equipment: Haas CNC machining centers (±0.002 mm) and CNC precision lathes (±0.003 mm)
- CMM and digital-micrometer inspection
- Serves semiconductor, medical device, optics, automation, and automotive customers
🛠️ Machines & technology
CNC Machining Centers: Haas VF-series CNC vertical machining centers, accurate to ±0.002 mm
CNC Lathes / Mill-Turn: CNC precision lathes, accurate to ±0.003 mm
📏 Quality & inspection
Bevel Corporation is ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified -- ISO 13485 being the quality management standard specific to medical device manufacturing. Quality control runs through Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) and digital micrometers, backing up the shop's tight-tolerance capability (±0.003 mm on lathes, ±0.002 mm on machining centers) with real measurement rather than visual inspection alone.
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Company size
1-10 employees
Wanted occupations
CNC Programmer
Wanted field of studies
Machining