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CNC Machining, short for Computer Numerical Control machining, is a widely adopted

manufacturing process utilizing automated, high-speed cutting tools to shape metal or plastic

stock into desired designs.

The standard CNC machine types encompass 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis milling machines, lathes,

and routers. The method of cutting CNC parts can vary, with options such as keeping the

workpiece stationary while the tool moves, holding the tool in place while the workpiece rotates

and moves, or simultaneous movement of both the cutting tool and workpiece.

Experienced machinists operate CNC machines by creating tool paths based on the final part's

geometry, which is derived from a CAD (Computer-Aided Design) model. CNC machines exhibit

exceptional precision and repeatability, capable of cutting nearly any metal alloy and rigid plastic.

This versatility makes custom machined parts suitable for various industries, including aerospace,

medical, robotics, electronics, and industrial applications.

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The choice of raw material directly impacts machining costs.
Different materials have varying costs, availability, and machining characteristics.

High-performance alloys may be more expensive than common metals.
Material availability affects pricing, and considering material type is essential for cost calculation.

Here is a comprehensive overview of the most popular materials.

Application of CNC Parts

CNC machining finds extensive applications across various industries. It is prevalent in aerospace,

automotive, consumer electronics, robotics, agriculture, and numerous sectors that heavily rely

on metal components.

Furthermore, CNC machining is widely employed in the medical device industry, household

products manufacturing, energy sector, oil and gas industry, and various consumer-oriented

applications. It stands as one of the most prevalent and versatile manufacturing processes globally.

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FAQ's

1. What industries do you typically work in? Who are your typical customers?

Our extensive experience spans a wide array of industries, making it challenging to pinpoint those

we haven't served. Our clientele consists of heavy equipment manufacturers, general commercial

enterprises, and businesses within the industrial, transportation, medical, and consumer sectors,

among many others.

While our customer base extends across the United States, Europe, and globally, they share a

common requirement: top-notch machined parts that adhere to specifications, meet deadlines,

and remain budget-friendly.

2. Can you ensure my designed component dimensions and tolerances are suitable

for production?

Our team of seasoned experts offers "Design for Engineering" (DFM) support and can assess

production feasibility. We understand that when you're in the prototyping phase, quick quotes are

crucial, and we're prepared to assist you.

3. What is your typical lead time? Can my parts be produced urgently?

Our standard lead time for screw machine products, from quoting to manufacturing and shipping,

is approximately one week, with an on-time delivery rate of over 99%. Depending on factors like

tooling, gauges, and material availability, we might accommodate expedited production for your

parts. Feel free to inquire!

4. Do you offer reverse engineering services or suggest cost saving measures?

Certainly, we provide reverse engineering services, enabling us to extract design and engineering

data from a wide range of manufactured components. Additionally, we offer expert guidance in the

design phase, helping you select optimal raw materials and efficient machining strategies.

By considering the intended application of your part, we can often identify minor design

adjustments or recommend alternative materials and tolerances that reduce production costs

without compromising quality or functionality.