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Cnc Aluminum Milled Small Parts With High Precision

Aluminum alloy parts have high strength, good plasticity, excellent electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance, and can be heat treated to obtain good mechanical properties, physical properties and corrosion resistance. The processing of aluminum alloy parts of medical equipment is the aluminum profile processed by lathe, CNC milling, according to the need for sandblasting, polishing, drawing, electroplating, spraying, anodizing, radium carving and other processes processing. The appearance has the unique metal texture of aluminum alloy, and light weight, strong heat dissipation. According to the need to customize, free proofing.

What is CNC milling?

CNC milling is a particular form of precision machining in which a cutter removes material by moving into the workpiece at an angle. The movement of the cutter is controlled by computer instructions, allowing for extreme precision and repeatability.

Milling is different to CNC turning, another popular CNC service in which a single-point cutting tool is used to cut the workpiece from block or bar materials while it is rotated at speed in a chuck. Unlike milling, CNC turning is generally used to create round or tubular shapes.

CNC milling can be used for the rapid manufacture of either prototypes or end-use parts

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Hi-Precision owns high precision 3-, 4- and 5-axis imported machines which allow us to achieve tight tolerances. We have also invested in a material tester, so that we can verify the materials we use and make sure they are the correct ones for each project. And we can quickly get measurement results from our automotive coordinate measuring machine (CMM).

What's in an Online CNC Quote?

Upload a STEP or CAD file of your machined part and within a few hours we'll send you manufacturing analysis and an interactive quote. Within your quote you can modify materials and quantities and see pricing updates in real-time. Meanwhile, within your manufacturing analysis, you can assign threading with a click of your mouse.