CNC Milling

CNC milling is a high-precision machining process that utilizes rotating cutting tools to shape raw materials into finished components. It supports a diverse range of materials, including metals, polymers, wood, and glass. Standard CNC milling machines operate along three linear axes (X, Y, and Z) to achieve precise detailing, while advanced 5-axis systems enable the creation of complex geometries in a single setup, enhancing efficiency and accuracy.

Available Materials for CNC Milling

CNC milling is compatible with a wide range of materials, including metals (Aluminum, Steel, Brass, Copper), plastics (Acrylic, Nylon, ABS), composites (Carbon Fiber, Fiberglass), and foams. The choice of material depends on its machinability, which is influenced by factors such as hardness and thermal conductivity. A variety of high-quality materials are available to meet diverse application needs in precision CNC milling.

CNC milling design guidelines

Max Build Size (5-Axis)
270*260*230mm
Minimum Build Size (3-Axis)
5*5*1mm
Minimum Build Size (5-Axis)
5*5*1mm
Recommend Size (3-Axis)
5-800mm
Recommend Size (5-Axis)
5-250mm
Min.Accuracy (3-Axis & 5-Axis)
±0.02mm
Recommend Accuracy (3-Axis & 5-Axis)
±0.05mm
Max Build Size (3-Axis)
800*600*400mm

 

How Does CNC Milling Machine work

A CNC milling machine is a computer-driven tool that utilizes a rotating cutter to precisely remove material from a workpiece, enabling intricate and accurate machining operations. Renowned for its precision, repeatability, and efficiency, it is widely used in manufacturing to consistently produce high-quality components.

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