CNC machining is the manufacturing process in which programmed computers control machine tools such as mills, routers, lathes and grinders.
CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control: code is loaded into the computer to tell the machine how to carry out the work. Precision machining is the process of removing material from a workpiece with particular care. Precision CNC machining, then, is the process used to carry out a wide range of manufacturing tasks with great accuracy.
CNC is everywhere. Everyday products as well as highly complex and experimental projects – from small machine shops to vehicles and aerospace – require complex geometries and are produced in large quantities. CNC has practically automated the world.
CNC machine operators work in a wide variety of sectors. People from all walks of life, from hobbyists to professionals in demanding industries, take advantage of the automation CNC machines offer to turn raw materials into finished products. The machines are accurate and efficient, save time and offer good safety features.
Precision CNC machining services include CNC milling, profiling, boring, shaft machining, radius machining, cutting, facing, grooving, tapping, grinding and much more.