This custom CNC turned stainless steel stepped shaft is a precision rotary component with multi-step outer diameters and internal thread on one end. It adopts high-precision CNC turning process to guarantee concentricity and dimensional accuracy. Widely used for transmission, positioning and connecting parts in automation machinery, packaging equipment and precision instruments. We accept custom manufacturing according to your CAD drawings or samples, supporting prototype and small batch orders.
Automation equipment, transmission mechanisms, packaging machinery, testing instruments, precision jigs and other mechanical rotary assemblies.
We are a professional manufacturer specializing in CNC precision turning parts. We have rich experience in custom stepped shafts and rotary components. Our engineering team reviews your drawings before production to optimize manufacturability and help you reduce production cost.
Custom CNC turned stainless steel stepped shaft with multi-step diameters and internal thread. Bright machined surface, ideal for mechanical transmission and positioning. Send us your CAD drawing for quotation.
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Q1: What stainless steel grades can you use?
A: Standard material is 304 stainless steel. 316 stainless steel is available for corrosion-resistant working environments.
Q2: Can you customize thread size and shaft dimensions?
A: Yes. Shaft length, step diameters, thread standard and all dimensions can be customized per your drawings.
Q3: What drawing formats do you accept for quotation?
A: STEP, IGES, STL, DWG, DXF and PDF. 3D STEP file is preferred for accurate quotation.
Q4: What is your MOQ?
A: Flexible MOQ. We accept 1 piece for prototype, small batch and mass production.
Q5: What tolerance can you achieve for the shaft concentricity?
A: Normally ±0.005~0.02mm. We can meet strict concentricity and tolerance requirements as marked on your drawing.
Q6: How long is the prototype lead time?
A: Normally 3–7 working days for prototype. Bulk lead time depends on quantity and machining complexity.