CNC machining, controlled by computer, produces high-precision parts. During this process, a computer program controls the movement of a cutting tool, which is programmed to remove material from the workpiece to create the finished part.
CNC machining produces a range of components, including those made of metal, plastic, and other materials.
The process can also produce parts with complex geometries and high precision, making it an ideal choice for many
Popular choice for industry applications including aerospace, automotive, medical devices and consumer goods.
CNC machining offers several advantages over traditional machining methods, including greater precision, consistency and speed, and the ability to produce complex geometries and intricate details. It also allows the use of advanced cutting tools and techniques, such as multi-axis machining and high-speed machining, which can further improve the efficiency and quality of the process.
