Product Description
The process of material machining using a computer-controlled lathe (CNC), where the workpiece is rotated and cutting tools are used to cut, grind, or drill the material according to the commands set in the program, to produce cylindrical-shaped workpieces or parts with rotational symmetry.
CNC turning is suitable for producing cylindrical parts such as drive shafts, axles, or machine components that require high precision.
Product parameters
| List | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Custom CNC Manufacturing |
| Type | Milling, Drilling, Laser Cutting, Milling, Turning, Rapid Prototyping, Turning, Wire EDM |
| Micro Machining or Not | Micro Machining |
| Material | Metal, Plastic, Carbon Fiber, Glass, Rubber, Wood, etc. |
| Color | Anodized (Black, Silver, Blue, Gold, Red, Green, etc.), Painting (All Colors) |
| Finish | Polished, Surface Treatment, Sandblasted, Heat Treatment |
| Surface Treatment | Anodizing, Electroplating, Painting, Powder Coating, Plating, Carburizing |
| Application | Automotive, Motorcycle, Aviation, Electronics, Medical, Home Appliances, Machinery, etc. |
| Logo Engraving Method | CNC Engraving, Laser Engraving, Screen Printing, etc. |
Custom Process
1.Send inquiries
2.Drawings or samples
3. Quotation
4.Customer confirmation
5. Places order and pays
6.Mass production
7.Test before packaging
8.Shipping & confirmation
Process Type
Material
Silver
Brass
Copper
Quality Control
Quality control for CNC-milled parts, such as those used in electrical equipment and other machinery, involves material quality inspection, dimensional accuracy checks, and surface inspections for defects. The parts must undergo performance testing for heat resistance and durability. Electrical connection checks and safety standard inspections are necessary to prevent hazards. Waterproof and dustproof testing is also important, and the packaging must be able to protect the parts during transportation.
Processing capability
Processing capability for CNC-milled parts refers to the factory's ability to handle various materials, sizes, and complexities with high precision. This includes producing complex designs, managing different production volumes, and post-production operations such as polishing or coating. The use of automation and efficiency helps maintain consistent quality while increasing production capacity, allowing the factory to meet specific production demands.
Additional processes
Additional processes in CNC machining include grinding, heat treatment, polishing, coating, welding, assembly, and laser engraving. These operations help improve surface quality, enhance material strength, add protective coatings, weld parts together, and assemble components to create a complete product. Polishing and coating enhance the appearance and durability of the parts, while heat treatment alters the material properties to improve performance. Laser engraving is used for identification or branding, while welding and assembly are critical processes for joining parts to form the final product. These processes ensure that the parts meet both functional and aesthetic requirements.
