CNC Machining Parts are components produced by CNC (computer numerical control) machining. CNC machining is a manufacturing process primarily used for producing precision metal and plastic components. The process involves using a computer to control a machine tool, such as a milling machine, lathe, or router, to produce the desired part. CNC machined parts are widely used in a variety of industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical, and defense.
How to reduce/save CNC machining costs
Type of material
The size of the material
Type of CNC machine
The complexity of the part geometry
Delivery time frame required for production runs
The difference between rounded and chamfered corners
mechanical engineering drawing and design
Rationalizability of machining processe
Name | Description |
Max Dimensions | 1600mm x 1200mm x 900mm |
Tolerance | Linear dimension: +/-0.025 mm Hole diameters (not reamed): +/- 0.025 mm |
Burrs And Chamfers | Deburring by default, chamfering according to your requirements |
Drawing Format | 2D Drawing: PDF/JPG/DWG 3D Drawing: STP/STEP/IGS/IGES/STL |
Surface Finishing | Powder coated, anodizing, bead blasting, black oxide, heat treatment |
CNC machining manufactures custom parts for a variety of applications from rapid prototyping to volume production. Here are some of the most common applications for CNC machined parts:
1. Artificial Intelligence
2. New energy industry
3. Automation Industry
4. Transportation industry
5. Shaft assemblies
6. Spindle housing hub
7. Valve body
8. ball joint
9. Suspension arm
10. Rail and switch gear
11. Thermal control
12. Fasteners
13. Medical equipment
14.Internet Communication
15. Molds
16. ratchet gears
17. Smart Home
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