CNC is the acronym for Computer Numeric Control. In CNC Machining computers are used to input measurements and cutting data, guiding machines for extremely accurate operation. Talented engineers input layers of data into the machines to establish exact measurements, finishes, and production times.
The CNC process is reductive, beginning with a solid piece of material then steadily and accurately removing layers, revealing the design encased within. This is done using one of two processes: CNC milling and CNC turning.
■ Accurate, repeatable, and expedited processes
■ Incredible range of application
■ Support for many different metals, alloys, and plastics
■ Used to create prototypes and produce volume manufacturing
■ Precise and functional parts and components
■ Producing the casts and moulds used in other manufacturing processes
■ Mechanical parts
■ Household goods
■ Decorative items
■ Custom pieces, components, and more!
CNC milling is a very common process used to create designs large and small. Materials are repeatedly fed into a cutter at different angles until a final, extremely-precise design is achieved. Using the latest computer controls from Mitsubishi, Siemens, CNC Makers (and other industry leaders) our engineers produce accurate designs with incredible speed and precision. Maximum efficiency and minimal waste gets your product produced quickly and for the lowest cost.
CNC turning is the simplest CNC process, involving the use of a lathe to turn a plastic or metal part for precise cutting and boring. For exact external grooves and accurate holes, CNC Turning is your solution.
Depending on your project, CNC machining services may be the manufacturing solution you require. If you’re curious to know more, or would like to discuss a prototype or manufacturing project, give us a call. We have representatives fluent in many languages inlcluding English, Mandarin, Japanese, and French ready to assist you. CNC projects are fast, accurate, and work with many different materials.
■ Copper
■ Titanium
■ Aluminum
■ Stainless steel
■ Magnesium
■ Brass
■ Nylon
■ Polycarbonate
We can produce CNC milled and turned parts in dozens of additional materials. If you’re curious to know which material is right for you, send us a line. Our designers and engineers will put their experience to work for you, helping determine the best possible materials and manufacturing solution for your prototype or manufacturing run. Your design, required tolerances, and budget will all help determine which materials are necessary and appropriate for your project.
