CNC

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CNC mills are automated cutting machines using a rotating spindle-head to cut away unwanted material.

CNC milling machines come in a variety of sizes and different axis configurations.

How Does CNC Milling Work?

Use a multi-point rotating tool to remove material from the workpiece. It starts by fixturing a block of metal or plastic material inside the CNC mill. Using G-code, the CNC machine is programmed to rapidly mill out parts from the block of raw material.Basic mills consist of a 3-axis system (X, Y and Z), which is still one of the most popular and widely used machining processes. In 3-axis machining, the workpiece remains fixed, and the rotating tool cuts along the x, y, and z axes. Meanwhile, most newer mills can accommodate two additional axis, 4-axis CNC machining and 5-axis CNC machining have higher versatility, and they are often used in the production of high-precision parts. CNC milling

The creation of these aforementioned features requires a variety of different milling operations:

Surface milling

Face milling

Angular milling

Form milling

Profile milling

Gear milling, etc.

Machined plastic parts are left as-milled, which typically means they show visible tool marks. Some metal parts allow more finishing choices like anodizing and chromate plating. When the run is complete and your required surface finish is applied, parts are boxed and shipped shortly thereafter.