CNC Turning Service
At Michigan CNC Machining Parts, Inc., we provide you with high quality CNC turning services using our brand-new Haas ST-20Y turning mills imported from the United States. These CNC turning mills are hybrid machines, combining the best features of lathes and mills to provide true 4-axis machining for even greater efficiency and more complex geometries on your project.
When combined with our other CNC machining, low-volume manufacturing, prototyping and finishing services, you can get great parts for up to 50% less than our competitors while keeping the quality you expect and deserve.
What Is CNC Turning?
Turning involves holding the workpiece in a horizontally-mounted, adjustable spindle. As the workpiece rotates, various cutting tools are applied to the piece to create circular shapes and features like rings, grooves, slots, contours, radii, internal bores and threads. On our Haas turning mills, an extra axis of movement allows us to work perpendicular to the lathe spindle for making square faces or boring holes. This opens up many new machining possibilities.
Turning is used for any rotationally symmetrical shape, to remove material quickly while leaving an excellent surface finish that sometimes requires no post-processing.
Turned nozzle
Why Choose CNC Turning?
CNC turning is the fastest way to remove large amounts of material on rounded stock. It’s also ideal for larger production runs when coupled with an automatic bar feeder that provides an uninterrupted supply of raw material into the machine.
CNC turning is the only industrial process to choose when making production volumes of concentric shapes or threaded features. And, because of the rigid construction of these machines there is little vibration, which means CNC turning can offer high levels of dimensional accuracy with excellent surface finishes.
What Kinds Of Material Can Be CNC Turned?
While potentially any solid, stable material can be turned, we work with hard plastics and aluminum, various steels, titanium, magnesium, brass, copper and other alloys.
Note that some hardened steels may be too hard to CNC turn, or else will require specialty cutting tools and longer processing times. Soft elastomers or plastics may also be impossible to turn since they cannot be held in a fixed position or would change in shape under the pressure of the cutting tool.
Haas ST20 SSY
What Are The Advantages of Working With Us?
At Michigan CNC Machining Parts, Inc., we have a complete CNC machining service waiting to start making your CNC machined parts. Here are some of the reasons you won’t be disappointed when working with us:
- We’re located in Southern China, close to major shipping ports in Shenzhen and Hong Kong, so your parts can be delivered fast and at a competitive price.
- We have world-class CNC turning mills and cutting tools imported from the US.
- We work in a clean, well-lit and climate-controlled production area, certified to ISO9001:20015, ISO14001 and BS-OHSAS 18001 standards.
- You will have an international team of skilled technicians, managers and toolmakers working for you.
- We’re able to keep costs down while providing unmatched precision and quality without cutting corners.
- We use advanced CNC software from Autodesk to control our automated processes.
- Incoming quality inspection and testing of raw materials ensures the integrity of our supply chain, so you get exactly the materials you specified.
- We are experts in prototyping and low-volume manufacturing, so quick set-ups and rapid production is in our DNA.
- Our CNC turn milling services are designed to work in tandem with our many other in-house fabricating and finishing capabilities, to provide you with a comprehensive one-stop rapid manufacturing solution.
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Are You Ready To Start Your Next CNC Project?
With a range of finishing services to choose from and guaranteed quality thanks to our inspection services you can trust you will receive great parts every time. Once you send us your 3D CAD file for a free quote, one of our customer service engineers will check your design for manufacturability to ensure that the part can be made to your expectations and budget requirements.