CNC Machining
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) combines traditional subtractive manufacturing with digital control for high precision and broad material range.
Machining Methods
- 3-axis milling: standard plane and cavity machining
- 5-axis simultaneous: complex surfaces, multi-face in one setup
- CNC turning: rotational parts, OD/ID/threading
- Mill-turn: turning + milling in one setup
Key Parameters
- Accuracy: ±0.01mm (3-axis) / ±0.005mm (5-axis)
- Surface finish: Ra 0.4-3.2μm
- Max dimensions: 1500×800×700mm
Materials
Aluminum, stainless steel, carbon steel, copper alloy, titanium, engineering plastics (POM/PA/PC/PMMA).
Pros & Cons
- Pros: extreme precision, material properties, excellent surface, low cost at volume
- Cons: complex internal cavities limited, tooling cost (exterior only), minimum batch economics
Next Step
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