Now Open on Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Physics Instrument Machine Shop provides machining, fabrication and prototype work in support of the research and teaching programs of the Physics Department and other Columbia Departments and Laboratories. The shop has completed projects for other colleges, universities and research related organizations.
Services provided by the Instrument machine Shop include: Computer Controller Milling, CAD Drafting (AUTOCAD), Milling, Turning, Grinding, Polishing, Irriditing, Drilling, Sweat Fitting, and Sheet Metal Fabrication.
The ability to work precise tolerances (0.001"), large capacities (24" lathe swing and 36" milling travel), extensive metal stock and a variety of machines allow a wide range of projects to be successfully undertaken. The shop prides itself on quality work, careful customer support and prompt response.
Shop services are provided on a "Work Order" basis. The Work Order Form is obtained from the office of the Shop Supervisor or from the website below. Job/Project quotes are available upon request from the Shop Supervisor. Work from others in the Columbia community is actively encouraged. Please contact George Leou at ext. 4-3254 or e-mail at gsl2@columbia.edu.
The Physics Instrument Machine Shop also offers a student shop course. This course is an introduction to the basics of machining on mills, lathes, drill presses, etc. For Course schedules and fee information please see "Physics Dept Machine Shop Fees and Costs Policy" document. Please contact George Leou at 212-854-3254 gsl2@columbia.edu or Lydia Argote at 212-854-3347 Lydia@phys.columbia.edu for more information.
Student Shop Registration Materials