CNC Machining

Many CNC machining companies  can make simple parts quickly. But rapid manufacturing of complex parts is a different matter. Our rapid manufacturing capabilities can handle parts that other companies find difficult to manufacture quickly, such as parts that involve multiple machining and secondary operations.

Our Rapid Turning CNC machining utilizes 3- and 5-axis, conventional and high-speed CNC equipment and the latest CAM software. It is the most cost effective process for producing prototypes, models and short run production parts. We can make machined parts from solid aluminum, steel, plastics, composites and many other materials, allowing us to machine a wide variety of designs with high precision, complex geometry and milled parts with very tight tolerances with minimal tooling.

About CNC Machining

CNC machining allows for high volume output as well as rapid prototyping. CNC machining uses a computer to direct the machinery and tooling during the manufacturing process. Once the CNC machine is started, all cutting and movement is controlled by software. There is no need to manually operate tools, which helps reduce manufacturing costs and prevents accidents.

CNC machining is used in many industries, including aerospace, electronics, metalworking, manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, automotive, construction, oil and gas, and more.

CNC Milling and CNC Turning

CNC milling and CNC turning are different processes. A major difference is that turning is primarily used to make cylindrical parts, while milling can be used for a variety of shapes. CNC milling uses specific tools that rotate to cut and shape components. In CNC turning, the material itself rotates to allow the cutting machine to shape and form the final product. In the end, each process has its benefits. It all depends on the details and needs of your final part.