CNC Milling Service For Manufacturing Rapid Prototyping And
Production Sample
What is CNC Turning?
CNC turning is a subtractive manufacturing process that rotates a
metal rod while a cutting tool is held against the stock to remove
material and create final parts. Our CNC lathes are also equipped
with live tooling that can machine flat features and holes into the
workpiece. Outside diameter (OD) and inside diameter (ID) threading
is also available.
Turned parts can then be left as-machined, with visible tool marks,
or bead blasted. When the run is complete, parts are inspected,
boxed and shipped shortly thereafter.
JYH provide 3-axis, 4-axis, and full 5-axis CNC milling for highly
accurate and precise CNC milling metal parts,We have a
professional engineering team to provide you with 24 hours of
technical support to control of your CNC milling projects and
receive custom parts that meet your strict requirements.
- Milled Parts as Fast as 2 Day
- 3, 4, 5 Axis Milling
- Free & Automatic DFM feedback
- Tolerances down to ±0.0004″ (0.01mm)
Why Choose JYH Precision Machining Service
Bring your precision CNC machining parts to life through top-notch
precision machining services.
All prototypes and end-use parts meet strict quality standards and
tolerance requirements.
- High Precision and Tight Tolerances
Our CNC precision machining combines advanced technology with
expert knowledge.
As an ISO 2768 and ISO 9001:13485 certified company, we prioritize
quality and ensure components meet specifications.
- Dedicated Customer Support
JYH boasts expert engineers ready to optimize your designs, cut
costs, and enhance quality.
Trust our team for exceptional advice and unmatched engineering
support, ensuring top-tier project results.
Experience our platform's advanced machine-learning, pinpointing
complex geometries for machining challenges.
Receive a detailed DFM analysis for your CNC parts in minutes.
- Advanced Manufacturing Facilities
At JYH CNC precision,our comprehensive equipment includes Precision
CNC milling, turning, and EDM.
From prototypes to mass production, we use top materials and
technology.
Our dedicated technicians work tirelessly for optimal product
quality.
Materials for CNC Milling Parts
Depending on your applications, our CNC milling process is
compatible with an extensive range of materials.
We stock over 30 production-grade metal alloys for producing
various CNC milled parts for different industries.
| Aluminum | Aluminum is a highly ductile metal, making it easy to machine.
The material has a good strength-to-weight ratio and is available
in many types for a range of applications.
| Tolerances |
| Copper | Copper displays excellent thermal conductivity, electrical
conductivity and plasticity. It is also highly ductile, corrosion
resistant and can be easily welded.
| ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
| Stainless Steel | Stainless steel is the low carbon steel that offers many properties
that are sought after for industrial applications. Stainless steel
typically contains a minimum of 10% chromium by weight. | ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
| Titanium | Titanium has a number of material properties that make it the ideal
metal for demanding applications. These properties include
excellent resistance to corrosion, chemicals and extreme
temperatures. | ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
| Plastics | Plastics are also very popular option for CNC machining because of
its wide choices, relatively lower price, and significantly faster
machining time needed. We provide all common plastics for CNC
machining services. | ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
Type and Tolerance parameters:
Type
| Tolerance |
| Linear dimension | +/- 0.015 mm
+/- 0.002 inch |
| Hole diameters (not reamed) | +/- 0.015 mm
+/- 0.001 inch |
| Shaft diameters | +/- 0.015 mm
+/- 0.001 inch |
| Part size limit | 950 * 650 *550 mm
36.0 * 21.5 * 21.5 inch |
Precision Machined Part Size Standards
Surface Finish Options for Turned Parts
Parts that are turned typically have a very smooth surface finish.
The as-machined surface finish of the cylindrical areas will
typically be much smoother using the lathe than the mill, so
consider this when selecting the machining method for those parts
that qualify for either method. Areas cut with live tooling, such
as flats and slots, may have visible tools marks.
If desired, the metal parts can be lightly bead blasted leaving a
fine matte finish. Hard metals like steel and stainless steel can
also have edges broken (deburred) with a light bead blast to remove
metal slivers, and sharp or rough areas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What kinds of CNC milling machines does JYH CNC Precision
Machining have?
JYH works with vertical, horizontal, and multi-axis milling
machines.
The vertical milling machine is highly accurate equipment that
carries out 3-axis milling, suitable for vertical surfaces and
angular shapes.Our horizontal milling machines perform 4-axis
milling and are suitable for heavy milling operations. Our
multi-axis milling machines can move along different axes and cut
at various angles. They include 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-axis CNC milling
machines.
2. Can I combine CNC milling with 3D Printing?
Yes, you can combine both manufacturing processes to reinforce your
custom parts. Printed parts can be milled to achieve dimensions
with tight tolerances or to meet surface quality requirements.
Intelligently combining these two methods can ensure faster
manufacturing,
less waste, and lower costs.
3. What are your CNC milling capabilities?
At JYH, we can produce highly complex and intricate rapid
prototypes and low-volume production parts.
The CNC milling process is suitable for a wide selection of
materials for various applications. Our CNC milling service can
achieve standard tolerances of +/- 0.05mm. However, tighter
tolerances of up to +/- 0.01mm are also possible.
4. What’s the difference between CNC milling and CNC lathe?
The major difference between CNC milling and CNC lathe is in their
machining process.
CNC milling involves rotating the cutting tools against a
stationary bar stock or workpiece.
In contrast, a CNC lather works by rotating the bar stock or
workpiece against a stationary tool.
CNC milling is more suitable for machining irregular and flat
surfaces, while CNC lathes work best for cylindrical or conical
parts.
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