Customized Metal Parts | 5-Axis CNC Machining Services for Precision & Custom Solutions

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Customized Metal Parts 5-Axis CNC Machining: Precision for Metal-Specific Needs

Core Service Parameters Comparison (Metal-Specific & Customizable)

Key Advantages: Customized Solutions for Metal Parts

1. Metal-Specific 5-Axis Machining Expertise

• High-Hardness Metals: For 4140 alloy steel (50–55 HRC) or titanium Grade 5, we use ultra-hard carbide tools (WC-Co with 10% Co content) and high-torque spindles (40 N·m) to avoid tool wear, ensuring consistent tolerance (±0.002mm) across batches.
• Thermal Deformation Control: For aluminum (prone to heat warping), we use high-pressure cooling (70 bar) and variable cutting speeds (1,500–3,000 RPM) to keep metal temperature ≤50℃—critical for thin-walled aluminum parts (0.5mm wall thickness) like electronic enclosures.
• Corrosion-Resistant Finishes: For 316L stainless steel medical parts, we add passivation (ASTM A967) or electropolishing to eliminate micro-pores, ensuring compliance with ISO 13485 and reducing bacterial adhesion.

2. Fully Customized Geometries for Metal Parts

• Multi-Sided Complexity: Machines 0–360° angled holes, spherical surfaces, and asymmetric features in one setup. For example, a customer’s aerospace aluminum bracket (6061) with 45° mounting holes and a curved stress-relief groove is produced with ±0.003mm alignment, avoiding repositioning errors.
• Thin-Walled & Micro-Features: Creates thin-walled metal parts (minimum 0.3mm wall thickness) and micro-features (0.1mm-diameter holes in brass) for electronics—using adaptive cutting technology to prevent metal deformation.

3. Tailored Solutions for Industry-Specific Metal Needs

• Aerospace: Titanium Grade 5 parts with AS9100 compliance—machined to ±0.001mm tolerance, with ultrasonic testing (UT) to detect internal defects, ensuring durability under high pressure.
• Medical: 316L stainless steel surgical instruments—polished to Ra ≤0.02μm, with no sharp edges (≤0.01mm radius) to reduce tissue damage, complying with ISO 13485.
• Automotive: 4140 alloy steel transmission shafts—heat-treated to 50 HRC, with concentricity ≤0.001mm to avoid vibration, meeting IATF 16949 standards.

Our Customization Process for Metal Parts

1. Requirement Alignment: Collaborate with customers to define metal material (e.g., "316L for corrosion resistance"), part geometry (CAD/STEP files), tolerance, and industry standards (e.g., AS9100).
2. Metal-Specific DFM: Provide 24-hour Design for Manufacturability analysis—e.g., adjusting a customer’s titanium part’s fillet from 0.1mm to 0.2mm to avoid tool breakage, or recommending 6061 over 7075 for cost savings if strength requirements allow.
3. Prototype Production: Manufacture custom metal samples in 4–6 days, using the same material and process as bulk production. Provide CMM inspection reports to validate precision.
4. Feedback Iteration: Refine the prototype based on customer feedback—e.g., tightening tolerance from ±0.005mm to ±0.003mm, or changing surface treatment from anodization to PVD.
5. Bulk Production: Launch mass production with automated 5-axis cells, conducting 100% visual inspection and 20% dimensional sampling to ensure consistency.

Quality Assurance for Custom Metal Parts

• Precision Testing: Use Zeiss CMM (±0.0005mm accuracy) for dimensional checks, Rockwell hardness testers for metal hardness verification, and salt spray chambers for corrosion resistance testing.
• Material Traceability: Provide mill certificates for all metals (e.g., ASTM B265 for titanium, ASTM A240 for stainless steel) to ensure compliance with industry standards.
• Certifications: Complies with ISO 9001—ensuring customized metal parts meet global quality requirements.