Online CNC Machining, Anodizing, and 5-Axis Milling Services

The digital transformation of manufacturing has reached new heights with comprehensive online CNC machining services that seamlessly integrate advanced 5 axis milling services with professional anodizing service capabilities. This powerful combination provides businesses with end-to-end manufacturing solutions accessible through digital platforms.

With our 5-axis CNC machining services, you can obtain high-precision machined parts with extremely complex geometries, with tolerances as low as 0.01mm. Our 5-axis machining services offer unparalleled speed and flexibility.

• Advanced Equipment: Equipped with a wide range of 5-axis CNC machine tools capable of handling a variety of materials.
• Instant Online Quotes: Easily obtain quotes for customized parts and receive a rapid response to your needs.
• Experienced Team: Our team has extensive experience in rapidly designing and manufacturing complex, time-sensitive components.
• Superior Manufacturing Capabilities: Leveraging world-class equipment and expertise, we use two superior setups to deliver precise and complex parts.

Five-axis CNC machining is an advanced manufacturing process that allows the tool to move simultaneously along five different axes. This capability is crucial for producing complex, high-precision parts with greater efficiency and less setup.

• Aerospace: Manufacturing complex components requiring extremely high precision to ensure safety and performance.
• Automotive: Producing precision parts to improve vehicle performance and reliability.
• Medical Devices: Creating medical devices and components that meet stringent specifications.

Anodizing is a unique coating process that provides a bright and glossy appearance to metal surfaces. Through this process, the porous layer formed on the aluminum surface can retain its natural color (from transparent to dark gray) or be dyed in a variety of colors. Furthermore, the coating can be impregnated to reduce the coefficient of friction.

Electrolytic processes can also be used to create UV-resistant coatings, which are particularly suitable for demanding applications such as lasers and the medical industry. If anodizing is not required, masking and blocking techniques can be used.

Prior to mechanical anodizing, the final smooth surface of the part can be achieved using media blasting to obtain the desired surface finish. These processes ensure that the parts not only possess excellent performance but also provide a pleasing aesthetic appearance.