Brief Overview Of CNC Milling
Nov 05, 2021
CNC Milling uses computer-controlled and rotating multipoint cutting tools to progressively remove material from the workpiece and produce custom-designed parts or products. The process is suitable for machining a variety of materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, bronze, POM and other alloys to produce a variety of custom-designed parts and products.
CNC milling can produce parts for shafts, gears, steel plates, electronic components, clips, pins, triggers, and more.
CNC milling process is a four-step system:
Step1: Using CAD to design the parts
Step2: Translating CAD files into code for the machines
Step3: Setting up the actual machinery
Step4: Producing the resulting parts
Advantages of CNC Milling
- Rapid Turnaround
- Tight Tolerance
- High Efficiency
- Scalability
- Consistency
CNC Milling Applications
CNC milling is one of the most commonly used CNC machining processes. Our CNC milling service is the ideal process for complex shapes with high dimensional tolerances. Our multi-axis CNC mills move along the X, Y, and Z axes, offer extremely high accuracy as well as automatic tool changing.
While CNC turning is primarily geared towards round or cylindrical shapes, CNC milling can be used to create a wide variety of odd or irregular shapes.
In its simplest form, it involves drilling and cutting along multiple axes. Due to the high degree of accuracy, milling is often the right solution for many of the industries we work with, including medical, computer, electronics and the aerospace industry.
Milling is commonly used during the prototyping process, due to affordable tooling costs and efficiency in producing prototypes.
For a great value, headache free project, Etone Technology is the right choice.
Contact us today to request a quote for our CNC Machining Services.
