Precision China CNC Turning Service
At Erye, we specialized in precision CNC turning service for a wide range of industries. We are capable of both prototypes and large-scale production with precision and efficiency.
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As an China machining factory, we can provide high precision CNC turning service worldwide.
Erye has more than 20 sets of CNC lathes and turning centers. We can offer cost-effective CNC turning service with high precision.
The common application for CNC turning parts are:- Functional prototypes and end-use parts
- Parts with cylindrical features
- Parts with axial and radial holes, flats, grooves, and slots
The CNC Turning Services Basics
What is CNC Turning?
CNC turning is a process controlled by computer numerical control (CNC) technology for high accuracy and repeatable parts. It is often used to create cylindrial shape components, sometimes square or hexagonal shape, by rotating the workpiece against a stationary cutting tool.
How Does CNC Turning Work?
The process begins by loading and fixing the raw material on a lathe. The programmed cutting tool rotates at high speed and removes material from the working pieces to achieve the desired shape and dimensions. Turning often refers to the rotation of the workpiece.
Types of CNC Turning Process
Erye is capable of different types of CNC turning processes, each type can serve a specific purpose. Our engineers utilize multi-process machining to the components based on part complexity, material, and required tolerance.
Type | Description |
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Taper Turning | This process gradually reduces the diameter of the workpiece to create a conical shape, commonly used for shafts and spindles. |
Straight Turning | This involves producing cylindrical surfaces that are parallel to the axis of rotation, ideal for simple parts like axles and pins. |
External Grooving | This technique creates grooves on the outer surface of a workpiece, allowing for precise depth and width control. |
Profiling | Profiling cuts three-dimensional shapes into the surface of a workpiece, enabling the production of complex contours and slots. |
Boring | This operation enlarges existing holes in a workpiece, enhancing their diameter and precision. |
Drilling | Used to create holes in various materials, drilling can be performed on both external and internal surfaces. |
Knurling | This process generates a textured pattern on the surface of a part, often used for grips or handles. |
Threading | CNC turning can produce both internal and external threads, essential for fastening applications. |
Hard Turning | This involves machining materials with high hardness levels (Rockwell C hardness > 45) as an alternative to grinding operations. |
Facing | A process where the cutting tool moves perpendicular to the axis of rotation to create a flat surface at the end of a workpiece. |
CNC Turning Service Materials
CNC Turning Plastics
We provide precision turning service for variours plastics, ensuring lightweight and cost-effective solutions for different industries.
- ABS
- PC
- PA
- PP
- PMMA
- POM
- HDPE
- UHMWPE
- MC Nylon
- PTFE
- PS
- PVC
CNC Turning Metals
Our CNC turning capabilities cover a variety of metals, from lightweight aluminum to high-strength alloys, providing optimal solutions for different applications.
- Aluminum
- Stainless Steel
- Brass & Copper
- Carbon Steel & Alloy Steel
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Send Drawings & Get a Quote
Provide your 2D or 3D design drawings, we will evaluate and offer you a quote within 24 hours.
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DFM & Mold Production
We'll conduct a Design for Manufacturing (DFM) review, then design and produce your molds.
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Sample Confirmation
Review and approve samples until they meet your satisfaction.
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Production & Quality Check
Once approved, we'll begin full production with thorough quality inspections.
Advantages of CNC Turning with Us
At Erye, we leverage advanced CNC turning technology and expertise to provide high-quality, precision-engineered parts for various industries. By choosing Erye for your CNC turning needs, you gain a reliable partner capable of delivering high-precision, cost-effective, and high-quality components. We bring the right combination of expertise, technology, and customer service to every project.
High Precision and Accuracy
Our CNC turning services deliver exceptional precision with tolerances as tight as 0.001 inches, ensuring that each part meets the highest industry standards.
Quality Control and Consistency
Rigorous quality checks at every stage of the turning process ensure that every part meets your exact specifications consistently.
Integrated Services
We offer integrated solutions, from design assistance to assembly and final finishing, providing a one-stop-shop for all your CNC turning needs.
CNC Turning Services Applications
CNC Turning FAQs
What materials can be used in CNC turning?
Many materials can be used in CNC turning, which often depends on the project requirement. The most common materials we machine include metals (aluminum, steel, titanium), plastics (PVC, ABS, nylon), and composites (glass fiber).
Do you provide CNC turning prototype services?
Yes, we do. We can offer CNC turning prototype services to validate designs and specifications before moving to full-scale production.
What is the difference between CNC turning and CNC milling?
CNC turning involves rotating the workpiece against a stationary cutting tool, while CNC milling involves rotating the tool to shape the material.
Is CNC turning suitable for mass production?
Yes, CNC turning is highly suitable for both low and high-volume production, delivering consistent results at scale.
What is the typical accuracy of CNC turning?
Typical accuracy for CNC turning is within ±0.02mm, with tolerances varying depending on overall dimensions and finer tolerances for special applications.
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