CUSTOM CNC MACHINING SERVICES
How does CNC machining work?
In CNC machining, a computer program is used to control the movement of the machine tools, which follow precise computerized instructions to cut and shape a workpiece. The workpiece project is typically made of metal or plastic and is held securely in place by a clamping system. At the same time, the machine equipment moves around the workpiece to perform various operations such as drilling, milling and turning.
How much does a CNC machining service cost?
The cost of CNC can vary widely depending on several factors, including the part's complexity, the machined material, and the number of elements produced. CNC machining costs are generally higher than traditional machining and manufacturing methods due to CNC machines' advanced manufacturing technology. Still, note that they offer cost savings in increased quality and accuracy.
What CNC machining materials do you use?
Our CNC machining capabilities extend to various CNC machining materials, including metals like aluminum, brass, and stainless steel. CNC machining services can also be used with other materials, including plastic parts.
What is a CNC machine used for?
CNC machines are the equipment for cutting or moving materials as specified by a controller. Cutting styles are varied between plasma cutting and laser cutters and milled routing and lathes, as well as 3d printing. The mill and turning machines remove parts of a workpiece by rotating to create your desired CNC parts.
Many tools and designs can be made through CNC machining. CNC machine services can create fittings, suspension arms, medical devices, electrical parts, and more. Contact us to learn more about how your industry can benefit from our services or to receive a CNC machining quote for your next project.
What industries do we support?
We offer machining, fabrication, and assembly services for various industries, including Aerospace, automotive, Firearm, Bicycle/Motorcycle, construction, and manufacturing. Our computer numerical control (CNC) manufacturing capabilities are essential for producing highly detailed projects using metals or plastics for customers in any of these industries.
Contact us to learn more about how your business can benefit from our production services or to receive a CNC machining quote for your next project.
What are CNC machining advantages?
CNC machining results in greater accuracy, control, and precision than traditional machinery. CNC machined parts can be used for various industries and are extremely precise and refined. When compared to parts created with additive manufacturing, CNC parts are commonly much stronger and have a higher level of precision due to the subtractive production technique used.
Why should we choose Clark Industries for CNC machining services?
We take pride in our facility, equipment, highly trained staff of machinists, and attention to quality control and precision. At our machine shop, we adhere to a strict quality management system and the very tight tolerances required for modern manufacturing, so our CNC-machined parts are always inspected for quality. Competitive pricing, quick turnaround, rapid prototyping, a close focus on detail, quality controls, and integrity are at the core of our machine shops' values.
How accurate is CNC machining?
CNC machines are more accurate than traditional machining methods, with tolerances in the range of +/-0.005 inches or better possible in some cases. However, the accuracy of CNC milling and turning depends on some factors, including the quality of the machine tools and equipment, the service operator's skill, and the complexity of production parts.
What is the process for creating CNC machined parts?
The schedule for creating a CNC machined part starts by designing the part using computer-aided design (CAD) software. Then, we create a CNC production program using computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software and set up the CNC instruments, tools, and workpieces. We then run the CNC program to machine the workpiece using the programmed CAD file. At our CNC machine site, CNC machined parts are always then inspected for quality and accuracy.