CNC machining – Industrial demo 14

Steel bar in a lathe chuck under a cutting tool

Finished to ±0.01 mm and measured before packing

5-axis milling and turning up to 4 m, measured on CMM in a climate-controlled room before anything is packed.

Rough machining happens before heat treatment and finishing after it, on the same schedule, so distortion is machined out rather than argued about. Programs are written from your STEP model and checked against the drawing.

Every finished part is measured in a 20 °C room, and the CMM report goes into the same dossier as the melt and heat-treatment records.

Work envelope4,000 × 2,000 × 1,500 mm

Tolerance±0.01 mm

Machines5-axis mills, VTLs, borers

TurningØ 2,500 mm × 9 m

InspectionCMM in 20 °C room

StandardISO 2768-f, ISO 1101

Rough to finish in-house

Rough before heat treatment, finish after, all on one schedule.

First-article reports

Full first-article inspection reports on request for new parts.

Programmed from your model

We work from STEP files and flag design issues before we cut metal.

Machinist at a lathe

Metal shavings beside machinery

Questions about CNC machining

STEP and IGES for models and PDF for drawings. We also quote from 2D drawings.

To your drawing. Where a tolerance is missing we apply ISO 2768-f and tell you.

Yes, as a CMM report or a full first-article report for new parts.

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