Industrial Applications of CNC Machining

The CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining industry is defined by the use of subtractive manufacturing processes. This method involves the removal of material from a solid workpiece using computer-controlled cutting tools to achieve a specified geometry. The process converts digital CAD (Computer-Aided Design) data directly into physical components. It is the primary manufacturing method for producing parts that require isotropic material structure and specific dimensional tolerances. The industry supports the production of functional hardware for sectors including aerospace, automotive, and industrial automation.

CNC machining provides the industrial sector with specific technical advantages that distinguish it from other manufacturing methods:

This section displays specific examples of CNC machined parts we have manufactured. It includes functional prototypes and production components made from aluminum, steel, and plastic. View the details to see the tolerances and finishing quality achieved.