What Is CNC Machining?
CNC, or computer numerical control machining, is a widely used manufacturing process that uses automated, high-speed cutting tools to form designs from metal or plastic stock.The control system can logically process the program specified by the control code or other number instructions, and decode it through the computer, so that the machine tool can perform the specified action, and the blank is processed into a semi-finished finished part by cutting.
Often performed using mills, lathes, and other various equipment, CNC machining begins by creating a 2D or 3D CAD drawing. This model is then translated into code and inputted into the CNC system. The operator will often perform a trial run to ensure there are no defects in the code before beginning a project. The automation and various other advantages of CNC machining make it the preferred manufacturing method for several industries.
CNC Machining Services
- Rapid manufacturing
- CNC milled parts
- Material: aluminum, steel, copper, polymer, etc
- Inspection report
What are the applications
of CNC Machining?
- Industrial manufacturing
- Automotive industry
- Industrial robots
- space flight
- Lathes and milling machines
- Medical industry
- Consumer electronics
How CNC Machining Works？
CNC machining is a precise, subtractive process that begins with programming a combination of CNC tools to build a part directly from a CAD file. The machines etch out the design from a solid block of metal or other material to reveal the part shape. For larger or more complex parts,we’ll create the part in sections, then bond the sections back together to form a highly accurate part with a higher quality surface that’s ready for plating, painting or polishing.
