CNC milling and turning.

Compare milling and turning processes, material grades, and inspection options for your part.

Milling or turning?

Milling cuts pockets, faces, and contours. Turning produces round profiles, bores, and threads. Some parts need both.

3-axis, indexed, and simultaneous 5-axis milling, matched to the features on your drawing.

Turning for bores, threads, grooves, and round profiles, with live tooling for secondary features.

Compare the example grades below with your drawing requirements. Material choice affects tooling, finish, and machining cost.

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Material	Example grades	Typical applications
Aluminum	6061-T6 · 7075-T6	Housings, brackets, and lightweight structures
Stainless steel	303 · 304 · 316 · 17-4 PH	Corrosion-resistant fittings and mechanical components
Titanium	Grade 2 · Grade 5	Components balancing strength and weight
Engineering plastics	PEEK · Acetal	Insulators, guides, and nonmetallic components

Illustrative materials. Final suitability depends on the complete part requirements.

We plan dimensional checks before machining and keep material records and inspection results with the correct drawing revision.

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