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Our CNC mills, or CNC milling machines, are capable of producing parts in almost any shape,

using a variety of materials.

From soft metals like aluminum to tougher metals like steel, and even plastics such as acetal,

we provide cost-effective milling services.

Whether you require a single part, a batch of prototypes, or a full production order, we have you

covered.

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The most commonly used materials in CNC milling are metals, such as aluminum, brass or steel

and plastics such as ABS, acrylic, polycarbonate, and polypropylene.

CNC Machining Tolerances

Our standard tolerances are 0.05 microns, which meet the requirements for most commercial

and industrial applications.

Feel free to reach out to us if you require even tighter tolerances for specific projects.

Common Applications of CNC Milling Parts

CNC machining is a go-to manufacturing process to get precision parts, whether for prototyping

or end-use production.

It is widely used throughout the aerospace, medical, automotive industries for its ability to rapidly

manufacture precise parts in production-grade materials, such as:

1. housings and enclosures
2. brackets
3. fixtures for manufacturing
4. gears and bearings
5. internal mechanical components
6. medical instrumentation

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7 Key Advantages of CNC Machining

1. Minimal to Zero Material Waste: CNC machining stands out for its efficiency and the minimal

wastage it generates.

Thanks to its precision and accuracy, properly designed parts rarely result in faulty cuts,

significantly reducing the need to discard damaged components.

CNC machines excel at precise cuts and angles, minimizing material waste.

2. Exceptional Accuracy and Defect-Free Results: Precision is one of the primary benefits

of CNC machining.

With precise computer instructions guiding the process, CNC machines consistently produce

identical, closely matching results.

This accuracy is especially valuable for creating parts with tight tolerances, virtually eliminating

human errors.

3. Rapid and Efficient Production: CNC machining offers remarkable speed and efficiency

in production.

These machines can manufacture products at a much faster rate than traditional methods,

and some can even load and unload billets without human intervention.

This leads to substantial cost savings and increased productivity while ensuring consistent part

quality.

4. Faster Assembly: Components produced through CNC machining are easier to assemble.

Thanks to the precision and consistency of CNC processes, companion parts fit together exactly

as designed in the computer model.

The quick machining process reduces waiting time for completed parts, streamlining the assembly

process with minimal need for extensive fitting and adjustment.

5. Enhanced Safety: CNC machining enhances safety in manufacturing by removing significant

risks from the shop floor.

Automation eliminates many hazards associated with manual machining, and the enclosed nature

of CNC machines further reduces the risk of injury.

6. Reduced Energy Consumption: CNC machining is energy-efficient, using significantly less

electricity compared to older manufacturing processes. According to the EPA, CNC machining

consumes only about one-seventh of the energy used by traditional methods.

The combination of speed and lower power consumption makes CNC machines environmentally

friendly.

7. Lower Production Costs: CNC machining is cost-effective, efficient, and precise. It also utilizes

fewerraw materials compared to conventional machining.

Transitioning to CNC technology can lead to reduced errors, lower production expenses, and

ultimately lower product costs, making it an economically attractive choice for manufacturing

parts and products.