CNC Processing

What is CNC Machining?

There are many types of CNC machines. They all use a computer controlled machine tool to remove material from the workpiece.. Because of this computer control, CNC machining is much faster, more precise and  accurate than conventional machining.

What is CNC Machining used for?

Our precision CNC machining services make complex finished parts and components as well as tools for plastic injection molding or pressure die casting. In addition, CNC manufacturing  is used for secondary drilling, tapping, and milling operations on  machined parts or parts made from other processes.

CNC machine tools come in many specialized types to perform all kinds of operations on raw stock. However, CNC mills are the most common and versatile multi-axis machines that we use at Kesu every day.

Advantages Of CNC Machining Services

One of the great advantages of CNC machining is that it works so well with so many different materials. These include mild and stainless steels, magnesium, brass, titanium, and even very hard alloys such as Inconel. In addition, rigid engineering plastics can be machined, as well as carbon fiber. All of these options give you even more design freedom. 

No matter what material you use, you need absolute confidence that it conforms to your specifications and regulatory requirements. That’s why we have a best-in-class material testing laboratory. We use positive material identification (PMI) to verify all incoming stock, and provide you with a full physical analysis. It’s the only way to be sure you get exactly the quality and performance you demand.

CNC machining offers many advantages for product developers, including:

Fast material removal

Tight tolerances and high precision

Excellent for making complex geometries

Versatile

Suitable for many different kinds of substrates

Unlimited volumes

Low investment in tooling

Fast turnaround

Parts are full-strength

Excellent surface finishes

Easily customized