Precision Machined Aluminum Parts Aluminum 6061-T6 FILTER CUBE HOUSING CNC Machined Aluminum Parts

We offer CNC machining services such as CNC turning and milling for your new designed prototypes or mature parts for production.

1,Quick Detail:

Precision Machined Aluminum parts applies in dedical industry. Processed by CNC machining centers.

2,Description:

PMW produces a wide range of precision metal/plastic components according to your prints, such as:

Special machine Components

Shafts

Housings

Adapters

Bushings

Caps

enclosures,

Brackets,
Sleeves

Knobs

Levers
Nozzles

Probes

Clamps

Dowels
Elbows
Washers
Pins
Fasteners
Fittings
Couplings
Tees
Flanges
Brackets
Plugs
Rings

3,Applications:

We are running a workshop of precision machined parts. CNC turned and CNC millled parts are applid in flow control , marine, mechanical, medical fields widely .

4, Overview: What is CNC?

The Basics Of CNC Machining
CNC machining is a means to remove material(usually metal or plastic) with high precision machines, using a wide variety of cutting tools to create the figures. Common CNC machines include vertical milling machines, horizontal milling machines, lathes, routers.

Types Of CNC Machining
There are several types of CNC machine — namely the CNC lathe, CNC mill, CNC router, and Wire EDM.

How CNC Machining Works
To successfully make a part on a CNC machine, skilled machinists create programmed instructions using CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) software in conjunction with the CAD (Computer Aided Design) model provided by the customer. The CAD model is loaded into the CAM software and tool paths are created based on the required geometry of the manufactured part. Once the tool paths are determined, the CAM software creates G-Code (machine code) that tells the machine how fast to move, how fast to turn the stock and/or tool, and where to move the tool or workpiece in a 5-axis X, Y, Z, A, and B coordinate system.

CNC machines can be simple 2-axis machines where only the tool head moves in the X and Z-axes or much more complex 5-axis CNC mills, where the workpiece can also move. This allows for more complex geometries without requiring extra operator work and expertise. This makes it easier to produce complex parts and reduces the chance of operator error.

With a CNC lathe, the part stock turns on the spindle and the fixed cutting tool is brought into contact with the workpiece. Lathes are perfect for cylindrical parts and are easily set up for repeatability. Conversely, on a CNC mill the rotating cutting tool moves around the workpiece, which remains fixed to a bed. Mills are all-purpose CNC machines that can handle most any machining process.