Small quantity Fast Production Precision Machining Parts for
automotive parts
Brief
Profile of ZCM--PDF file.pdf
Product Description:
| Materials | Aluminum 6061/6063/7075, Titanium, Stainless steel, POM, Brass,
etc. |
| Finish | Anodizing, Chrome plating, Ni/Cr/Zinc plating, Chemical film, etc. |
| Min Tolerance | 0.0005mm~0.05mm |
| MOQ | 1pcs |
| Lead Time | 3-15 days |
| QC System | 100% inspection before shipment. |
| Packagings | 1) PP bag, Standard packages,
2) Pallet or container,
3) As per customized specifications. |
| Shipment Terms | 1) 0-100kg: air freight priority,
2) >100kg: sea freight priority,
3) As per customized specifications. |
Precision Machining is a process to remove material from a workpiece during holding
close tolerance finishes. The precision machine has many types,
including milling, turning, and electrical discharge machining. A
precision machine today is generally controlled using a Computer
Numerical Controls (CNC).
Precision machining contributes parts and pieces from space shuttle
pencils. Almost all metal products use precision machining, as do
many other materials such as plastic and wood. These machines are
operated by specialized and trained machinists. In order for the
cutting tool to do its job, it must be moved in directions
specified to make the correct cut. This primary motion is called
the “cutting speed.” The workpiece can also be moved, known as the
secondary motion of “feed.” Together, these motions and the
sharpness of the cutting tool allow the precision machine to
operate.
Quality precision machining requires the ability to follow
extremely specific blueprints made by CAD (computer-aided design)
or CAM (computer-aided manufacturing) programs like AutoCAD and
TurboCAD. The software can help produce the complex, 3-dimensional
diagrams or outlines needed in order to manufacturer a tool,
machine, or object. These blueprints must be adhered to with great
detail to ensure that a product retains its integrity. While most
precision machining companies work with some form of CAD/CAM
programs, they still work often with hand-drawn sketches in the
initial phases of design.
Precision machining is used on a number of materials including
steel, bronze, graphite, glass, and plastics to name a few.
Depending on the size of the project and the materials to be used,
various precision machining tools will be used. Any combination of
lathes, milling machines, drill presses, saws and grinders, and
even high-speed robotics may be used. The aerospace industry may
use high-velocity machining, while a woodwork tool-making industry
might use photo-chemical etching and milling processes. The
churning out of a run, or a specific quantity of any particular
item, can number in the thousands, or be just a few. Precision
machining often requires the programming of CNC devices which means
they are computer numerically controlled. The CNC device allows for
exact dimensions to be followed throughout the run of a product.
What we do:
- CNC Milling
- CNC Turning
- CNC Drilling
- CNC Bending
- CNC Grinding
- CNC Molding
- Turnkey assembly
Agricultural equipment | Computing equipment | Automobile industry | |
Medical / dental instruments | Measuring instruments | Miscellaneous equipment | Textile equipment |
Pharmaceutical industry | Pumps and general connections | | Safety equipment |
Industrial valves | Fixing and movable equipment | Pharmaceutical industry | General machinery |
Orthopedic implants | Food and beverage processing | Instrumentation equipment | |
How to work with us?
1. Send us your 3D drawing (STEP/IGS/SolidWorks format etc. )
2. Specify your requirements (your quantity, material, and surface
finish requirements, etc) to our email
3. Send us your samples to help us quote if no drawing offered.
While if you neither have drawings nor sample, please prepare them
before sending us the inquiry, thank you!
