FCA snc performs cnc machining of wood for third parties; you can operate on solid wood, but also on other laminated wood materials (plywood, blockboard, etc.) and MDF.
Our processes
From prototyping to production
Our processes
Woodworkings
Cut 45°
The 45 cut allows you to join two pieces of wood ( or other materials) in a harmonious way, creating a perfect and flawless 90° angle.
By using woody essences, Fca is able to create 45° objects, hiding the seam edges, ensuring regular and mature continuation of the grain and uniformity of color.
This technique guarantees strength and aesthetics.
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Thin cut
The thin cut is a technique that allows to obtain margins of thickness of 6 tenths of a millimeter. Fca performs this process using special machines that, combined with the skill of the staff is able to meet the needs of the customer.
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3D workings
Fca starting from a 3D CAD drawing of the customer, applies tools on suitable and specific CNC machines, designed for the faithful realization of the idea in an object. The final result will respect a high geometric precision.
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Engraving
FCA uses the engraving technique by generating engraving paths of the y,x and z axes of the CNC machines in the company. Applied on wood or other materials it becomes a real modern artistic form, traits of extreme precision and uniformity even of small details.
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Straightening and unframing
Fca employs for straightening and unframing, machines that guarantee an even greater increase in production and precision machining, in the order of a few hundredths of a millimeter. Thanks to the high speed, these machines are able to meet large and small quantities.
The latest addition to Fca, is a CNC machine that can perform profiles and shapes of two hundredths of a millimetre of tolerance. With measurement, which can also take place while the machinery is in action, we can ensure extreme precision for all production.
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Impregnation and stabilisation
Fca carries out impregnation and stabilisation processes, with the aim of preserving the structure of the wood, protecting it from external factors.
Reinforcing and lasting effect of the final product, both internally and externally. These treatments penetrate deep into the pores of wood making it “mechanical”.
