CNC Metal Machining and PVC Machining Factory

Specialized processing PVC technology, the evolving role of modern processing plants, and the precision-driven world of CNC metal processing.

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What is CNC machining?

CNC machining is an automated manufacturing process that uses computer numerical control technology to shape objects or parts by removing material from the workpiece until the desired shape is achieved.

Definition of CNC

CNC stands for "Computer Numerical Control," which refers to the use of computer software to control the movement and operation of mechanical equipment.

How it Works

The basic principle of CNC machining is to convert a digital model of a part into a sequence of computer instructions that control the movements of machining tools to achieve the desired finished product.

Applicable Materials

CNC machining equipment can process a wide variety of materials, including:

Metals

Metal Alloys

Wood

Stone
The size of the machine tool can be adjusted to suit different machining needs, depending on the specific part being manufactured.

Advantages

Because of its computer control, CNC machining offers greater versatility, efficiency, and precision than other common manufacturing methods. This makes CNC machining a popular manufacturing choice across a wide range of industries and applications.

CNC Milling

CNC milling is one of the most popular CNC machining processes. In fact, many professional machine shops often use the terms CNC machining and CNC milling interchangeably. Face milling and peripheral milling are two of the most common CNC milling applications.

In a CNC milling machine, a rotating tool moves relative to the workpiece to remove material. The tool (often called a milling cutter) is mounted on a rotatable spindle. The spindle's rotation and movement enable CNC milling machines to perform milling operations in three or more axes.

CNC Drilling

The CNC drilling process is much simpler than using a milling cutter or turning. In CNC drilling, the drill moves across the workpiece, creating the hole, while the workpiece remains stationary.

CNC Grinding

CNC grinding machines use a rotating flat grinding wheel to remove material from a rough workpiece surface. This process is typically used to create smooth parts, with the grinding wheel rotating at high speeds to achieve a fine surface finish.

CNC Routing

CNC routing is very similar to CNC milling machines, the main difference being that in CNC cutting machines, the workpiece remains stationary while the cutting tool moves in the X, Y, and Z directions. CNC routing enables faster cutting than milling machines without sacrificing accuracy or design complexity.

This technology is widely used in machining wood, plastics, and composite materials, suitable for creating parts with a variety of complex shapes.

FAQ

• 1. Can I get a quote without drawings?

  Sure, we appreciate to receive your samples, pictures or drafts with detailed dimensions for accurate quotation.

• 2.Will my drawings be divulged if you benefit?

  No, we pay much attention to protect our customers’ privacy of drawings, signing NDA is also accepted if need.

• 3. Can you provide samples before mass production?

  Sure, sample fee is needed, will be returned when mass production if possible.

• 4. How about the lead time?

  Generally, 1-2 weeks for samples, 3-4 weeks for mass production.

• 5. How do you control the quality?

  (1) Material inspection--Check the material surface and roughly dimension.
  (2) Production inspection--Each production section will check the key dimensions and appearance.
  Before surface treatment, do a good job of product packaging to avoid bumps and injuries. And check visual inspection
  (3) Sampling inspection--Check the quality before sending to the warehouse.
  (4) Pre-shipment inspection--100% inspected by QC assistants before shipment.

• 6. What will you do if we receive poor quality parts?

  Please kindly send us the pictures, our engineers will find the solutions and remake them for you asap.