CNC Turning Milling Parts Service CNC Machined Aluminum Brass Parts

CNC turning lathes, on the other hand, are used to conduct operations such as:
1. Boring
2. Drilling
3. Facing
4. Grooving
5. Knurling
6. Parting

Turning Features:

CNC turning is a manufacturing process that involves holding bars of material in a chuck and rotating them while feeding a tool to the piece to remove material until the desired shape is achieved. As the desired shape is achieved through the removal of material, it is also known as subtraction machining. Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology has dominated the metal forming industry in recent years, as it offers advanced precision and repeatability that can be impossible to achieve with manual processes alone. With so many CNC technologies on the market, it can be difficult to distinguish between them and what they are used for. While there are many similarities between CNC milling and turning, there are also distinct, important differences.

CNC Turning Milling Parts Specifications:

CNC Turning Milling Parts Applications:

Widely used in aerospace & flight, automotive, chemical manufacturing, clocks, electronic devices, enclosures, engines, furniture, food processing, lighting, materials handling, medical, models, nameplates, oil drilling, oil refinery, optical equipment, robotic equipment, semiconductor manufacturing, telecom, rolling, underwater seismology, water & waste treatment, watercraft and so on.

FAQ:

Q1. Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?

A1: We are a 3000-square-meter factory located in Shenzhen, China.

Q2. How can I get a quote?

A2: Detailed drawings(PDF/STEP/IGS/DWG...) with material, quantity, and surface treatment information.

Q3. Can I get a quote without drawings?

A3: Sure, we appreciate receiving your samples, pictures, or drafts with detailed dimensions for an accurate quotation.

Q4. Will my drawings be divulged if you benefit?

A4: No, we pay much attention to protecting our customers’ privacy of drawings, signing an NDA is also accepted if needed.

Q5. Can you provide samples before mass production?

A5: Sure, a sample fee is needed, which will be returned when mass production if possible.

Q6. How about the lead time?

A6: Generally, 1-2 weeks for samples, and 3-4 weeks for mass production.

Q7. What will you do if we receive poor-quality parts?

A7: Please kindly send us the pictures, our engineers will find the solutions and remake them for you ASAP.