A computer numerical control (CNC) milling machine is a machining tool used to remove material from a workpiece via rotary cutters. It consists of a base, column, spindle, worktable, and various cutting tools collectively referred to as tooling. The CNC milling machine is controlled by a computer program that precisely guides its movements.
In order to use a CNC milling machine, our operator creates a program for the machine to follow. This program specifies the details of the operation, including tool paths and cutting parameters. Once the program is loaded into the machine, it executes the instructions until they're complete.
Equipped with small rotary table
Equipped with 12" rotary table
Equipped with 20" square rotary table
Equipped with 30" rotary table
Equipped with 24" rotary axis
How do you know whether to choose a horizontal or vertical milling machine? Vertical milling machines tend to be less expensive and take up less space, while horizontal milling machines are more durable and operate at higher speeds. Your project and budget will determine the best choice for you. What materials can a CNC machine mill? Most rigid materials, such as metals, plastics, wood, and even carving foam can be milled in a CNC machine. What are the most common applications for CNC milling machines? Due to its high accuracy and precision, CNC milling is often used for machining highly complex parts. This includes pistons, pins, valves, and electrical components. When should you choose a CNC milling machine over a manual engine lathe? Because CNC machines are so precise, they're better at machining complex parts than a manual engine lathe. You should use a CNC milling machine for complex jobs, especially if they're mission-critical components. What do you need to provide the milling machine with in order to start the machining process? A CNC milling machine can only execute orders according to a computer program. In order to machine parts, you'll need a computer and the appropriate software to design the pattern and convert it into readable code.CNC Milling
Interested in our precision machining services? Contact us today with any questions, comments, or suggestions about your job and what we can do for you.