CNC Machinable Material

CNC Machining Materials: Metals and Plastics

CNC machining is a versatile manufacturing process that can work with a wide range of materials. The choice of material significantly impacts the final product's properties, cost, and suitability for specific applications. Understanding the available CNC machining materials is crucial for making informed decisions.

Various precision-machined metal parts, including cylinders, rods, and fittings

Metal Material	Description	Common Applications
Aluminum	Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and easy to machine. Common grades: 7075-T651, 6061.	Aerospace, automotive, electronics
Brass/Copper	Excellent conductors of heat and electricity, ideal for electrical components. Common grades: C360, C11000.	Electrical components, plumbing fixtures
Titanium	High-strength, low-density, ideal for aerospace and medical applications. Common grades: Titanium Grade 5.	Aerospace, medical devices, marine applications
Stainless Steel	Corrosion-resistant and durable, used in food and medical industries. Common grades: 304, 316.	Food processing, medical equipment, architectural components
Carbon Steel	Strong and affordable, used for structural components. Common grades: 45#, T10A.	Structural components, heavy machinery

Our metal parts demonstrate the versatility and complexity of our metal manufacturing capanilities. From intricate shapes to precise tolerances, we can produce high-quality metal components tailored to your specific needs.

Aluminum Alloy Parts

Brass/Copper Metal Parts

Three brass machined parts: a L-shaped bracket, a bushing with knurled edges, and a rectangular block with a groove

Stainless Steel Parts

Carbon Steel Parts

Three carbon steel machined parts: a flange with a hole, a flat flange with bolt holes, and a threaded connector.

Machinable Plastic Materials

Three black anodized machined plastic parts: a bracket with cutouts, a circular plate with a hole, and a rectangular block with a cutout.

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PC (Polycarbonate): Tough, transparent, and heat-resistant.
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POM (Polyoxymethylene): High-strength, wear-resistant, and self-lubricating.
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PA (Nylon): Tough, abrasion-resistant, and absorbs moisture.
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PP (Polypropylene): Lightweight, flexible, and chemically resistant.
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PTFE (Teflon): Non-stick, chemically resistant, and low friction.

Choosing the right CNC material involves balancing factors like strength, machinability, and application-specific requirements. Whether you need metals or plastics, understanding these materials' properties is essential.