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WHAT IS CNC MACHINING?

CNC machining, short for computer numerical control machining, is a prevalent manufacturing process that employs automated, high-speed cutting tools to shape designs from metal or plastic materials. 
Common CNC machines include 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis milling machines, NC lathes, CNC routers, WEDM, EDM, CNC Laser cutting machines etc. 
The methods of cutting CNC parts can vary. Either the workpiece remains stationary while the tool moves or the tool stays in place while the workpiece is rotated and moved, and sometimes both the cutting tool and workpiece move together. 
Experienced machinists operate CNC machines by programming tool paths according to the final machined parts' geometry. The CAD (computer-aided design) model provides information about the part's shape. CNC machines exhibit exceptional precision and repeatability, enabling the cutting of various metal alloys and rigid plastics with accuracy. This versatility makes custom-machined parts suitable for various industries, including aerospace, medical, robotics, electronics, and industrial applications. 
KYLT develops on the basis of Magnesium precision machining. Now, we provide custom CNC quotes for more than 40 materials, ranging from common metals such as Stainless steel, Aluminum, Copper, etc to Engineering plastic materials like TEFLON or PEET.
 
 

WHAT IS CNC MACHINING USED FOR?

Application of CNC Machining

 
The versatility and precision of CNC machines make them suitable for various industries where high-quality, customized parts are required. Here are some common CNC machining applications:
Rapid Prototyping by CNC machining

Rapid Prototyping

 
CNC machining is widely used in product development and prototyping. It allows designers and engineers to quickly produce functional prototypes with complex geometries and test their designs before mass production.
 
Rail Transit part by CNC machining

Rail Transit

 
CNC machining plays a crucial role in the Rail Transit industry for manufacturing train components such as engine parts, gear, brackets, and structural components. The high precision and reliability of CNC machines are essential for meeting the stringent requirements of this industry.
 
Automotive parts by CNC machining

Automotive

 
CNC machining is extensively used in the automotive sector for producing engine components, transmission parts, suspension components, brake system parts, and other critical components. CNC machining ensures tight tolerances and high-quality finishes required for automotive applications.
 
Medical & Dental parts by CNC machining

Medical & Dental

 
CNC machining is employed in the medical and dental fields for manufacturing surgical instruments, orthopedic implants, prosthetics, and other medical devices. CNC machines can produce intricate and customized parts with biocompatible materials.
 
Electronics part by CNC machining

Electronics

 
CNC machining is utilized in the electronics industry for manufacturing housings, connectors, and heat sinks. CNC machines can precisely mill many materials and create complex shapes and patterns on them.
 
machinery part by CNC machining

Machinery

 
CNC machining is used to produce various components for industrial equipment, including gears, shafts, valves, pumps, and housings. CNC machines ensure accuracy and consistency in the production of these critical parts.
 
Furniture chair checking tool by CNC machining

Furniture and Woodworking

 
CNC machining is applied in the furniture and woodworking industry for cutting, shaping, and carving wood and other materials. It enables the production of intricate designs, custom furniture pieces, cabinetry, and decorative elements.
 
Mold Making

Mold Making

 
CNC machining is employed in mold making for producing injection molds, die-casting molds, and other types of molds used in manufacturing processes. CNC machines can accurately create complex mold cavities with tight tolerances.
 

OUR CNC MACHINING SERVICES

 
If you are looking for a reliable, quick-turn manufacturer of machined plastic and metal workpiece. KYLT is your trustable supplier of machined parts. With 3,4,5-axis CNC machines & NC Lathes, we provide CNC milling and turning services from simple “as machined” components to complex thin-wall parts. WEDM, EDM, and Grinders are available as required. Machined parts with tight tolerance to 0.02mm, and delivery time short to within 3 working days. We offer 40+ different types of materials and surface finishes. Materials such as: Plastic (PA12, ABS, PLA, PET, etc...); Metal (Magnesium, Aluminum, Copper, Stainless steel, etc...); Composites (Nylon, PPA, ABS-Carbon Fiber, Bakelite, etc...)
 
 

Custom CNC Machining Services

CNC Machining / CNC Milling / CNC Turning

 
Metal & Plastic Machined Parts by CNC milling, CNC turning, with WEDM, EDM, Welding, and Grinding machining methods as requested.
 
CNC Milling Services
CNC Turning Services
CNC Milling Services
 
 
CNC Turning Services
 
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WEDM EDM
CNC Turning Services
WEDM / EDM Services
Spark Erosion or Wire Erosion allows us to create precise cuts even in very small sizes. This means we can make intricate tools or paths accurately.
 
 
Surface Grinding Services
The surface grinding method is used for parts that require a very flat and tight tolerance surface. in this precision CNC machining service, a special grinding wheel passes through the surface of the workpiece and is carefully controlled by a digital motor to provide the final surface flatness.
 
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Rapid Prototyping & Low-volume Production Services
Tooling Fixture Molds Making Services
Rapid Prototyping & Low-volume Production Services
Aluminum, Magnesium, Stainless steel, Carbon steel, Copper/Brass, Plastic, Bakelite etc materials rapid prototypes and low-volume production are allowed. Min. quantity: from 1pcs to 2000pcs.
 
 
Tooling / Fixture / Jig / Molds & Dies Making Services
CNC manufacturing is not only used for finished parts. We can make plastic injection molds and pressure die casting dies quickly. Our custom CNC machining services are available for rapid tools, prototypes, and low-volume production. We offer these manufacturing services to help bring your product ideas to life quickly and with high-quality assurance.
 
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CNC MACHINING TOLERANCES

We have different tolerance standards for metal and plastic CNC machining. For metal parts, we follow the DIN-2768-1-fine standard, while for plastic parts, we use the DIN-2768-1-medium standard. The specific tolerances and dimensions depend on the part's shape and material, so we will discuss these details with your engineer before starting production.
 

More Details of CNC Machining General Tolerances to DIN ISO2768

General Tolerances to DIN ISO 2768.pdf

CNC MACHINING MATERIALS

CNC Machining Copper Alloys

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Plastic Cnc Machining Materials

  • Ultem(PEI)

    CNC machined PEI parts offer a combination of high temperature resistance, mechanical strength, chemical resistance, electrical insulation, dimensional accuracy, and flame retardancy, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial, electrical, electronic, and medical applications.

  • Teflon(PTFE)

    CNC machined PTFE parts offer a combination of chemical resistance, low friction, high temperature resistance, electrical insulation, and dimensional stability, making them versatile and widely used in various industries.

  • PEEK

    CNC machined PEEK parts offer a combination of high temperature resistance, chemical resistance, mechanical strength, low friction, electrical insulation, bio-compatibility, dimensional stability, and lightweight properties, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial, medical, and engineering applications.

  • Bakelite (Garolite)

    CNC machined bakelite parts offer excellent dimensional accuracy, high strength, heat resistance, electrical insulation properties, and good chemical resistance.

  • Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

    PVC is a rigid plastic with good chemical resistance and electrical insulation properties. It can be easily machined and is commonly used for pipes, fittings, electrical enclosures, and signage.

  • Delrin (POM)

    Delrin, also known as polyoxymethylene or acetal, is a low-friction plastic with good mechanical properties. It has high stiffness, low moisture absorption, and excellent dimensional stability. Delrin is often used for gears, bushings, connectors, and precision parts.

  • Nylon (PA)

    Nylon is a strong and versatile engineering plastic with good mechanical properties. It has high wear resistance, low friction, and excellent dimensional stability. Nylon is commonly used for gears, bearings, rollers, and structural components.

  • Polycarbonate (PC)

    Polycarbonate is a strong and impact-resistant plastic with high transparency. It has excellent heat resistance and can be machined into complex shapes. PC is often used for safety goggles, protective shields, electrical components, and automotive parts.

  • Polypropylene (PP)

    Polypropylene is a durable and lightweight plastic with excellent chemical resistance. It has a low melting point, making it suitable for CNC machining. PP is commonly used for packaging, automotive parts, medical devices, and consumer products.

  • Polyethylene (PE)

    Polyethylene is a versatile plastic with good chemical resistance and low friction properties. PE is commonly used for wear strips, gears, bushings, and food-grade applications.
    HDPE: High-density polyethylene
    UHMWPE: Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene

  • Acrylic (PMMA)

    Acrylic is a transparent thermoplastic known for its excellent optical clarity. It is lightweight, impact-resistant, and can be easily machined into intricate shapes. Acrylic is often used for signage, displays, lighting fixtures, and decorative components.

  • ABS

    ABS is a popular plastic material for CNC machining due to its strength, machinability, and cost-effectiveness.
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CNC MACHINED PARTS

CNC Machined Prototypes & End-use Parts

Developed on the basis of Magnesium CNC machining, KYLT explores the machining of precision & thin wall metal & plastic machined parts. Combined with Milling, Turning, Grinding, Sparking, Welding, etc machining methods, and surface treatment services, aim to provide "One-stop Service" quality machined parts for our customers.
CNC Machined Parts

CNC Machined Parts
 
CNC Milled Parts
CNC Milled Parts
 
 
CNC Turned Parts
CNC Turned Parts
 
 
 
 
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Aluminum Machined Parts
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Magnesium Machined Parts
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stainless steel machined parts
Stainless Steel Machined Parts
plastic machined parts
Plastic Machined Parts

CNC MACHINING FINISHES

Smooth (As-Machined): 

This finish is achieved by using fine tools and minimal feed rates during machining, resulting in a relatively smooth surface. However, it may still have visible tool marks. 
 
Bead Blasting: 
Bead blasting involves propelling small glass beads or abrasive particles against the surface to create a uniform matte texture and remove sharp edges. It is often used for aesthetic and functional purposes. 
 
Anodizing: 
Anodizing is an electrochemical process that creates an oxide layer on the surface of aluminum. It enhances corrosion resistance, adds color options, and can improve wear resistance. 
 
Polishing: 
Polishing involves mechanically smoothing the surface using abrasives to achieve a glossy, reflective finish. 
 
Powder Coating:
In powder coating, a dry powder is electrostatically applied to the surface and then cured in an oven, creating a durable, smooth, and even finish. 
 
Plating: 
Plating involves depositing a layer of metal (e.g., chrome, nickel) onto the surface to improve corrosion resistance, appearance, and hardness. 
 
Painting:
Painting is a common method to add color, protection, and visual appeal to a part's surface. 
 
Chemical Treatments:
Various chemical treatments can be used to alter the surface properties, such as chemical etching, passivation, or blackening for specific applications.
 
Brushed Finish:
This finish is achieved by brushing the surface with abrasive materials, leaving fine parallel lines. It provides a distinctive appearance.
 
Laser Etching/Engraving:
A laser can be used to etch or engrave patterns, logos, or text onto the surface of the part, adding customization and identification. 
 
Sandpapering:
Sandpapering involves manually sanding the surface to achieve a smoother finish and remove imperfections.
 
 

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CNC MACHINING DESIGN PROCESS

CNC machining design guidelines are essential principles and considerations that should be taken into account when creating designs for parts to be manufactured using Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining processes. These guidelines play a crucial role in ensuring the successful and efficient production of high-quality components. Here are some key points to consider:
 

Key Points

Considerations

   Material Selection

Choose the appropriate material for the intended application, considering factors such as strength, machinability, and cost. Different materials may require specific tooling and cutting parameters.

   Feature Size and Tolerances

Design features with suitable dimensions and tolerances that align with CNC machining capabilities. Consult with your manufacturer to determine achievable tolerances for different features.

   Avoid Sharp Internal Corners

Internal corners with sharp angles can be challenging to machine accurately. Use fillets or radii to avoid sharp corners and improve machining precision.

   Minimize Undercuts

Minimize the presence of undercuts or features that could prevent the tool from reaching certain areas during machining. Such features may require specialized tooling or additional operations.

   Wall Thickness

Ensure uniform wall thickness in the design, especially for parts intended for casting or molding after CNC machining. Even wall thickness promotes consistent material flow and minimizes defects.

   Consider Machining Direction

Take into account the direction of tool movements during machining. Optimizing tool paths can significantly impact surface finish and machining time.

   Avoid Overhangs

For milling processes, try to avoid large unsupported overhangs as they may lead to vibration, deflection, and poor surface finish. Consider adding support structures or choose alternative machining methods like 5-axis machining.

   Hole Sizes

Select appropriate hole sizes, especially for drilled holes. Avoid extremely small holes that could cause drilling difficulties or compromise structural integrity.

   Add Draft Angles

For parts to be molded or cast after CNC machining, incorporate draft angles to facilitate easy ejection of the part from the mold.

   Consider Post-Machining Processes

Plan for any additional processes such as heat treatment, surface finishing, or coatings that may be required after CNC machining.

   CAD Model Inspection

Validate your CAD model for potential design errors or issues that could affect CNC machining. Ensure the model is accurate, and dimensions are properly defined.

   Communication with Manufacturer

Work closely with your CNC machining manufacturer throughout the design process. They can provide valuable insights, offer suggestions for improvements, and inform you about any design limitations.

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ADVANTAGES & CHALLENGES OF CNC MACHINING

CNC machining is widely used despite challenges. It offers many advantages and produces intricate parts with high quality and efficiency. Ongoing advancements in technology and training are addressing the challenges. CNC machining is essential in modern manufacturing.
 
  • Advantages of CNC Machining：
    Precision and Accuracy:
    CNC machining offers exceptional precision and accuracy, making it ideal for producing complex parts with tight tolerances. The computer-controlled nature of the process ensures consistent results and minimizes human error.

    Versatility:
    CNC machines can work with a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, wood, and composites. This versatility allows for the production of diverse components for various industries.

    Repeatability:
    Once a CNC program is created, the same part can be reproduced repeatedly with identical precision, ensuring consistency in large-scale production.

    Complex Geometries:
    CNC machines can create intricate and complex shapes that would be challenging or impossible to achieve using conventional machining methods.

    Automation and Efficiency:
    CNC machining is highly automated, requiring minimal operator intervention. This automation leads to increased efficiency, reduced production time, and lower labor costs.

    Reduced Human Error:
    As the machining process is controlled by a computer, the chances of human errors are significantly reduced, resulting in fewer defects and scrap.

    Prototyping and Customization:
    CNC machining allows for rapid prototyping and easy customization. Design modifications can be implemented in the CAD software, and the CNC program can be updated accordingly.

    Scalability:
    CNC machining can be scaled from small-batch production to high-volume manufacturing without compromising quality or precision.

    Waste Reduction:
    CNC machining optimizes material usage, leading to minimal waste and cost savings.

    Integration with CAD/CAM Software:
    CNC machines can directly interpret CAD/CAM models, streamlining the manufacturing process and reducing setup times.
  • Challenges of CNC Machining:
    High Initial Investment:
    The acquisition and setup costs of CNC machines can be substantial, especially for advanced and multi-axis systems, making it a significant barrier for small businesses.

    Skilled Labor Requirement:
    CNC machining demands skilled operators who can program, set up, and maintain the machines. Training and retaining skilled personnel can be challenging.

    Programming Complexity:
    Creating CNC programs requires proficiency in computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, which can be complex and time-consuming.

    Limited Flexibility for Some Geometries:
    Certain complex geometries, such as those with deep cavities or undercuts, may be challenging to machine using standard CNC processes.

    Material Limitations:
    While CNC machining can work with various materials, certain exotic or specialized materials may pose difficulties in terms of tool wear, machining speeds, or other factors.

    Risk of Tool Breakage:
    In CNC machining, tool breakage can occur due to various reasons, including improper tool selection, excessive cutting forces, or material inconsistencies.

    Surface Finish and Post-Processing:
    Achieving certain surface finishes may require additional post-processing steps, such as polishing or coating, adding to the production time and cost.

    Machine Downtime:
    Like any complex machinery, CNC machines can experience breakdowns or require maintenance, leading to unplanned downtime and potential delays in production.

CNC MACHINING FAQS

  • Q Learn more about PEI for CNC machining

    A Ultem(PEI): CNC machined PEI parts offer a combination of high temperature resistance, mechanical strength, chemical resistance, electrical insulation, dimensional accuracy, and flame retardancy, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial, electrical, electronic, and medical applications.

  • Q Learn more about PTFE for CNC machining

    A Teflon(PTFE): CNC machined PTFE parts offer a combination of chemical resistance, low friction, high temperature resistance, electrical insulation, and dimensional stability, making them versatile and widely used in various industries.

  • Q Learn more about PEEK for CNC machining

    A PEEK: CNC machined PEEK parts offer a combination of high temperature resistance, chemical resistance, mechanical strength, low friction, electrical insulation, bio-compatibility, dimensional stability, and lightweight properties, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial, medical, and engineering applications.

  • Q Learn more about Bakelite for CNC machining

    A Bakelite (Garolite): CNC machined bakelite parts offer excellent dimensional accuracy, high strength, heat resistance, electrical insulation properties, and good chemical resistance.

  • Q Learn more about PVC for CNC machining

    A Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): PVC is a rigid plastic with good chemical resistance and electrical insulation properties. It can be easily machined and is commonly used for pipes, fittings, electrical enclosures, and signage.

  • Q Learn more about POM for CNC machining

    A Delrin (POM): Delrin, also known as polyoxymethylene or acetal, is a low-friction plastic with good mechanical properties. It has high stiffness, low moisture absorption, and excellent dimensional stability. Delrin is often used for gears, bushings, connectors, and precision parts.

  • Q Learn more about PA for CNC machining

    A Nylon (PA): Nylon is a strong and versatile engineering plastic with good mechanical properties. It has high wear resistance, low friction, and excellent dimensional stability. Nylon is commonly used for gears, bearings, rollers, and structural components.

  • Q Learn more about PC for CNC machining

    A Polycarbonate (PC): Polycarbonate is a strong and impact-resistant plastic with high transparency. It has excellent heat resistance and can be machined into complex shapes. PC is often used for safety goggles, protective shields, electrical components, and automotive parts.

  • Q Learn more about PP for CNC machining

    A Polypropylene (PP): Polypropylene is a durable and lightweight plastic with excellent chemical resistance. It has a low melting point, making it suitable for CNC machining. PP is commonly used for packaging, automotive parts, medical devices, and consumer products.

  • Q Learn more about PE for CNC machining

    A Polyethylene (PE): Polyethylene is a versatile plastic with good chemical resistance and low friction properties. PE is commonly used for wear strips, gears, bushings, and food-grade applications.
    HDPE: High-density polyethylene
    UHMWPE: Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene

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