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CNC Machining for Prototyping to Production
With our factory and multiple partner suppliers,
we have a very broad range of manufacturing capabilities and support both one-off prototyping and low-volume production.
We pride ourselves on being the go-to manufacturer for geometrically complex parts or highly cosmetic parts.
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Online CNC Machining Service
Compare our CNC machining services designed to meet the needs of every stage of the product lifecycle.
- Aluminium Alloy Machined Parts
- Stainless Steel Machined Parts
- Brass& Copper& Bronze Machined Parts
- Steel Alloy Machined Parts
- Titanium Alloy Machined Parts
- Plastic Machined Parts
CNC Machining Capabilities
CNC Milling
CNC milling is a subtractive
manufacturing process that
uses 3-axis, 4-aixs and
5-axis indexing to cut solid
blocks of plastic and metal
into finished parts.
CNC Turning
CNC turning with live tooling primarily utilizes lathe – turning functions. It enables the machining of parts with cylindrical features from metal rod stock.
CNC Swiss Machining
CNC Swiss machining specializes in high- volume production of small-sized and slender metal parts. Leveraging its unique design, it features automatic loading and cutting functions.
CNC Milling
CNC Turning
CNC Swiss Machining
Metal Fabrication
Laser Cutting
Laser cutting utilizes a high-intensity laser beam to deliver fast and accurate cuts on metal sheets. This non-contact process ensures clean edges and minimal material waste, making it ideal for complex and high-precision parts.
Forming and Bending
Forming and bending apply controlled force through a die and punch to shape metal along a straight axis. It’s widely used for creating uniform bends in sheet metal with high repeatability and structural integrity.
Metal Extrusion
Metal extrusion involves pushing sheet metal through a die using consistent pressure to form linear features or channels. This method is efficient for producing parts with continuous cross-sections and enhanced strength.
Punching and Stamping
Punching and stamping rapidly shape or cut metal sheets by pressing them between a punch and die. This high-speed process is suited for mass production of detailed or repetitive metal components.
