In CNC milling, a computer program (often generated from a CAD design) guides the movement of the cutting tools along multiple axes (usually three or more) to achieve the desired shape and dimensions. The cutting tools may include end mills, drills, and other specialized tools, and they remove material in a subtractive manner, gradually shaping the workpiece into the desired form.
CNC milling offers high levels of accuracy, repeatability, and versatility, making it suitable for producing components with intricate geometries, tight tolerances, and fine surface finishes. It’s widely used across industries such as manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, electronics, and more, for applications ranging from prototypes and one-off parts to large-scale production runs.
Simpler parts made for general use might not need very exact measurements or a super smooth surface. But if the design is intricate, it will usually need more precise milling. Milling machines can have 3, 4, or 5 axes.
3-axis machines are common and can cut up and down (Z-axis) and sideways (X and Y). However, they can’t easily make certain shapes like undercuts. These need a more special kind of machine.The 4-axis machine is fancier. It can also spin like a lathe.
5-axis milling machines include rotation in both the X and Y-axis. They are the most complete milling machines available and are implemented for highly complex designs such as medical devices and implants for the medical industry, impellers and aerospace structures.
of 5Dtech has more than 70 precision CNC equipment, which involves a great number of tool types, including three-axis, four-axis, and five-axis machining centers, drilling and tapping centers, CNC lathes, and more than 10 ordinary machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, drilling machines, and grinders. The equipment has an annual processing capacity of up to one million pieces.
Our innovative CNC milling and drilling technology offers live tooling capabilities, a large work envelope, and automatic pallet changers for added manufacturing efficiency.
CNC milling provides a combination of precision, efficiency, automation, and versatility that makes it a preferred choice for various industries and applications.
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CNC turning is the perfect method for crafting deep holes, threaded features, and diverse cylindrical forms with exceptional surface quality. When you require accurately produced components, quick turnarounds, and flexibility in volume, our CNC turning services at Kintec offer the answer. Discover how we can assist you further.
EDM(Electrical Discharge Machining) is a specialized machining process that uses electrical discharges or sparks to remove material from a workpiece. EDM is a versatile method that addresses challenges posed by various materials, shapes, and precision requirements in industries ranging from manufacturing to medical devices and beyond.
Kintec swiss turning is specialized in machining small-diameter parts with intricate geometries and high precision. It excels at producing long, slender parts with tight tolerances. The precision of Swiss turning makes it ideal for industries that require high-precision parts, such as medical, aerospace, and electronics.
Surface finishing involves various manufacturing processes designed to enhance a product’s appearance, durability, and performance. Common methods include polishing, painting, sandblasting, plating, powder coating, brushing, anodizing, and heat treatment, among others. These techniques improve visual aesthetics, protect surfaces from wear and corrosion, and can also enhance specific mechanical properties depending on the application.
Kintec is able to machine components in a wide range of materials. These include metals as well as plastics.It is suitable for both prototyping as well as large-batch manufacturing. When it comes to machining parts, there are a lot of variables. KinTec can help you determine the best way to have your parts made. From one part to one million, find out how we can help when you upload your CAD files for a free quotation today.
Tightest tolerance: ±.0008’’ (0.020 mm) Tighter tolerances are examined on a case by case basis with your technical drawings. Kintech’s CNC machining service can produce CNC parts with tolerance as low as ± 0.0002 in. Without a drawing, all CNC parts are produced to our ISO 2768 medium standard. We can also machine to tighter tolerances, ±0.025mm or ±0.001″, with an attached engineering drawing calling out critical features.
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