When Should CNC Turning Be Chosen?
CNC turning is the most efficient method for manufacturing parts with rotational symmetry (cylindrical, conical, spherical). It is preferred for shafts, bushings, flanges, bolts, and similar rotational-geometry parts.
Scope
Operations such as OD/ID turning, facing, thread cutting, taper machining, and grooving are carried out in compliance with the tolerance and surface roughness values specified in the technical drawing.
Material Selection
Turning support is offered across a wide range of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and brass; material selection is assessed based on the part's intended use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is single-piece (prototype) production available?
Yes, support is provided at various scales, from single prototype parts to series production.
Can production be done without a technical drawing?
A technical drawing, or at minimum a dimensioned sketch, is required for reliable production; a drawing can also be created by taking measurements from an existing sample part.