3-day lead time, 98.5% On-Time Delivery.
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Expertise in high-mix, low-volume production even 1PCS order
Size is very big, 338mm(L) x167m(W) x 146mm(H), High precision requirements, multiple size requirements are ±0.01-0.012mm. Before cooperating with ChooseZ, we had 3 suppliers who produced this part, but all of them failed; ChooseZ treated the workpiece as seriously as an exquisite artwork, they focused whole on it and not afraid of difficulties, and finally succeeded after 45 days and nights. We really admire their craftsman spirit!
CNC milling is a subtractive manufacturing process that utilizes computerized controls to remove material from a workpiece. The milling machine, guided by a computer program, precisely cuts and shapes the material to achieve the desired design. This versatile process is widely used for producing components with intricate geometries, making it a cornerstone in various industries.
Tooling is a critical aspect of CNC milling, with various cutters designed for specific tasks. End mills, ball mills, and face mills are common types, each tailored for particular cutting needs. Proper selection and maintenance of tools are crucial for achieving accurate and efficient milling results.
Securing the workpiece during milling is vital for precision. Workholding techniques include clamping, vises, and fixtures. Proper workholding ensures stability, reducing the risk of inaccuracies and improving the overall milling process.
Feeds and speeds are fundamental parameters in CNC milling that influence the cutting process. "Feed" refers to the tool's movement relative to the workpiece, while "speed" denotes the spindle's rotation. Optimizing these factors is essential for achieving efficient material removal without compromising precision.
CNC milling programming involves creating a set of instructions for the milling machine to follow. G-code, a language understood by CNC machines, is commonly used for programming. Machinists must have a solid understanding of programming basics to generate accurate toolpaths and produce the intended designs.
Quality control is integral in CNC milling to ensure the final product meets design specifications. Inspection techniques, including the use of coordinate measuring machines (CMM), help verify dimensional accuracy and adherence to tolerances. Rigorous quality control processes contribute to the overall reliability of CNC-milled components.
All products are accompanied by detailed reports before shipment. These include raw material certificate, heat treatment report (if required), surface treatment report (if required), QC report.
The lead time varies based on product complexity and our machine capacity. Typically, simple lathe parts take 3 days (fastest) or 5 to 7 days, while milling parts can range from 7 to 14 days. More complex projects might extend to around 42 days.
We can work with various thread specifications, including metric, unified, and custom threads, depending on your project requirements.
We handle complete projects aligned with your drawings, covering machining, surface treatment, assembly, and more. To ensure accuracy, your drawings should specify surface treatment needs and standard parts models for assembly.
First, we will comprehensively review the drawings to see if they are complete. After confirming that they are OK, the quotation will be provided within 24 working hours.