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Customer-held PMA · Engineering-reviewed scope

CNC Machining Support for FAA-PMA Programs

Authorized design data · Quoted documentation

Procut-CNC evaluates precision machining work for customer-controlled FAA-PMA programs. The program owner supplies authorized design data and retains approval authority; qualification, traceability, inspection, and documentation are defined before production.

Program boundary

Procut-CNC provides manufacturing support; it does not present itself as the PMA holder. The customer or program owner controls design authority, approved data, airworthiness decisions, and release requirements.

  • Domestic machining capacity reviewed by part
  • Authorized print and revision required
  • Traceability and special processes quoted by requirement
  • AS9102C-format FAI available when specified

Candidate part categories

Programs we can evaluate

  • ▸ Bushings & sleeves
  • ▸ Mounting brackets
  • ▸ Hydraulic fittings
  • ▸ Cabin / interior hardware
  • ▸ Engine accessory mounts
  • ▸ Landing-gear components
  • ▸ Aerospace fasteners
  • ▸ Custom replacement parts

Requirement-driven records

Documentation available by quoted scope

  • AS9102C-format First Article Inspection when required
  • Material certification and certificate of conformance
  • Heat-lot traceability when specified
  • CMM dimensional reporting to the agreed inspection plan
  • Finishing and special-process certifications when flowed down
  • Customer-supplied PMA and approval references

PMA FAQ

Common questions

Do you hold the PMA, or support a customer's program?

Procut-CNC does not present itself as the PMA holder. We evaluate manufacturing work for customer-controlled programs. The customer or program owner supplies authorized design data and retains design, approval, and release authority.

Can you measure or reverse-engineer a sample?

Measurement or engineering-support scope can be reviewed only after the design and regulatory authority are defined. A physical sample by itself is not treated as production authority.

What's the lead time for a PMA program?

Lead time is confirmed after review of design data, material availability, qualification, outside processing, inspection, documentation, quantity, and current capacity. First-article and repeat-release timing are quoted separately when appropriate.

Can you evaluate small batches or blanket releases?

Yes. Small batches and release programs can be evaluated, but minimum quantity, pricing, documentation, and reserved capacity are confirmed in the quote rather than assumed.

Need machining support for a customer-controlled PMA program?

Start with commercial requirements. We will confirm the approved data-transfer path and documentation scope before technical data is submitted.

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