CNC Machining Materials
metals Materials
With CNC machining, we can machine a wide range of metal materials to create highly detailed and intricate parts. Whether the material is aluminum, brass, bronze, stainless steel or titanium, we have the expertise and equipment to produce high-quality components for your application.
Image | Materials | Common Allyos | More Infos |
 | Aluminum | Aluminum 6061 | |
 | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel 15-5 | |
 | Steel Alloys | Steel 4140 | |
 | Brass/Bronze | Brass/Bronze | |
 | Copper | Copper C101 | |
 | Titanium | Titanium Grade 5 | 3.7164 | Ti6Al4V |
plastics Materials
Plastics are a great choice for high-precision components, thanks to their low cost, versatility and availability in various sizes. With CNC technology, we can machine various plastics for precision parts and components with accuracy, efficiency and repeatability. You also get higher speeds, reduced cycle times and improved part complexity compared to other methods such as injection molding or die casting.
Image | Materials | Description | More Infos |
 | ABS | good machining properties, low impact strength, resistance to UV radiation and weathering | |
 | Acrylic | Acrylic is a popular material for custom parts and devices because of its low cost, high strength, and wear-resistant. | |
 | POM | It’s strong and rigid, making it ideal for parts that must withstand high forces or temperatures. | |
 | PEEK | It has a low coefficient of friction, meaning parts made from PEEK move smoothly and without resistance. | |
 | PTFE | It is non-toxic, durable, and has a low coefficient of friction. It is commonly used in medical devices, the aerospace industry, and food packaging. | |
 | Nylon | It is strong yet lightweight, making it perfect for parts that need to be delicate but still durable. | |
 | Polycarbonate | It has high impact strength and a low weight-to-volume ratio, making it ideal for parts with a high load capacity. | |
 | Polypropylene | It is a popular material for machine parts because of its strength and resistance to wear and tear. | |
 | Polyethylene | Polyethylene, a thermoplastic, is one of the most versatile plastic materials in the manufacturing industry. |
