CNC machine tools are chosen by aircraft manufacturing departments to process parts with complex profiles, addressing challenges posed by conventional processing methods. CNC machining utilizes punched tape (or tape) to automate machine tool control. Aircraft, rockets, and engine parts have distinct characteristics: airplanes and rockets feature large components with intricate shapes, while engines demand high precision with smaller components.

As a result, aircraft and rocket manufacturing departments primarily utilize large-scale CNC milling machines with continuous control. Engine manufacturing departments employ both continuous-control CNC machine tools and point-control CNC machines such as CNC drilling machines, CNC boring machines, and machining centers.

With a vast array of CNC machines at our disposal, our unmatched in-house production capacity ensures timely delivery of your parts. We strive to be your dependable and prompt supplier of machined plastic and metal parts.

Advantages of carbon steel.

1. Carbon steel contains less than 1.35% carbon and no other alloying elements apart from iron, carbon, and trace impurities like silicon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur, within specified limits.

2. The properties of carbon steel primarily depend on its carbon content. Higher carbon content enhances strength and hardness but diminishes plasticity, toughness, and weldability. Carbon steel, being one of the earliest steels utilized, boasts low cost, wide-ranging performance capabilities, and widespread usage compared to other steel types.

What is CNC machining used for?

1. CNC machining streamlines the production of regularly required workpieces. For products subject to cyclical or seasonal market demands, standard equipment often leads to inefficiencies, unstable quality, and challenges in meeting quantity requirements. Retaining program and product information in CNC machining centers allows for swift commencement of subsequent production runs after the initial batch, reducing lead time. This approach optimizes production cycles by evenly distributing long machining times across workpieces, shortening the overall production cycle.

2. CNC machining is ideal for producing high-precision workpieces. Despite not being in high demand, these components are essential and require precise manufacturing within short cycles. Traditional methods involving multiple machine tools often result in prolonged cycle times and reduced efficiency.

3. CNC machining facilitates batch production of workpieces, offering flexibility to respond rapidly to specific requirements and enabling mass production to enhance market competitiveness. CNC machining centers are well-suited for small to medium batch production.

4. CNC machining excels in producing composite-shaped workpieces. Advances in CNC machining technology, including four-axis and five-axis linkage machines, coupled with CAD/CAM advancements, have increased the complexity of machining workpieces, enabling automatic processing of complex workpieces easily.

Packing and Shipping.

1. Products are meticulously packed in bubble bags and cartons to prevent scratches during transportation. Wooden boxes specially designed for export are utilized for additional protection.

2. Transportation options, including express, air, sea, and railway shipping, are available to meet customer needs and preferences.

FAQs.

1. How do I request a quotation?

---We provide quotes based on drawings, quantity, weight, and material specifications. Physical samples are also acceptable for assessment.

2. Can you create a drawing if I don't have one?

---Yes, we can produce drawings based on your sample to duplicate it accurately.

3. What are your payment methods?

---For tooling, we require a 50% T/T advance payment, with the remaining 50% upon sample approval. For bulk orders, a 30% deposit is required, with the balance settled via T/T against the copy of the B/L.

4. What file formats do you accept?

---We accept PDF, IGS, DWG, X_T, and STEP (STP) formats.

5. What surface treatments do you offer?

---We provide a range of surface treatments including powder coating, sandblasting, painting, polishing, acid pickling, anodizing, enamel, zinc plating, hot-dip galvanizing, and chrome plating.

6. How do you pack products?

---Each product is carefully packed in bubble wrap and cartons. Wooden export boxes are utilized to prevent damage during transportation.

7. Do you have a subsidiary overseas?

---Yes, we have a subsidiary located in Michigan, USA.