Steel CNC machining

CNC Turning

CNC Turning is a manufacturing process in which bars of material are held in a chuck and rotated while a tool is fed to the piece to remove material to create the desired shape.

CNC Milling

CNC Milling is a specific type of CNC Machining; if you would like to find out more on CNC machining, check out our in-depth guide. Computerised controls produce a custom-designed part or product of high quality and precise finish. It is favoured in many industries due to its accuracy, consistency, and ability to increase production and uniformity. The milling process starts with a CAD drawing (computer-aided design), and it is used to control the outputs of the CNC Milling machine.

CNC boring

CNC boring is the act of enlarging an already drilled or cast hole to a specific diameter. Because of its accuracy, it’s often preferable to drilling.

CNC drilling

CNC drilling is a machining process that utilizes a rotating cutting tool to produce round holes in a stationary workpiece. The holes are typically made to accommodate machine screws or bolts for assembly purposes. However, they can be used for aesthetic purposes depending on the design of the component.

Refers to products made by simple processing or the primary processing of raw materials. In machinery, rough-processed products generally refer to products that efficiently remove most of the remaining amount and make the benchmark for subsequent processing.