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Precision CNC Turning Services From China

Are you looking for reliable suppliers of CNC Turned Parts with fast delivery?

YD Prototype is a leading provider of high quality CNC machining solutions specializing in precision turned components. Our experienced engineers, designers and procurement professionals ensure timely and cost-effective services tailored to your specific needs.

With advanced CNC turning centers and a wide range of finishing options, we are your trusted partner for everything from prototypes to full production runs.

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Why Order CNC Turned Parts From Us

  • Rapid Turnaround

    Place your CNC Machined Parts order today and experience a painless, streamlined process that gives you quality results with a fast turnaround - guaranteed to reach as fast as 7 days!

  • Wide range of materials

    We take great care to ensure that the right material is used for each part, offering more than 80 production-grade materials.

  • Save Cost

    By incorporating state-of-the-art milling machines, streamlining our production processes, and buying our raw materials in bulk, we're able to minimize your costs by anywhere from 30% to 60%.

  • High Accuracy

    Our standard CNC tolerance is +/- 0.127mm, and when you use our tolerance configurator, you can expect precision machining to +/- 0.005mm.

  • Perfect Finish

    We offer high-quality finishing processes for most CNC machined parts, including anodizing, polishing and plating, heat treating, powder coating, DLC coating, and more.

  • Positive Services

    Our team provides excellent customer service and solutions and takes full responsibility for resolving any issues that may arise. We never turn a blind eye, but proactively address challenges to ensure customer satisfaction.

Our Maximum Capabilities for CNC Turning

Part size limitations
Metric units
Imperial units
Maximum part diameter
508 mm
20 inch
Maximum part length
1066.8 mm
42 inch
Maximum swing over the carriage
355.6 mm
14 inch
Maximum spindle through-hole
50.8 mm
2 inch

CNC Turning - General Tolerances

Our ISO 9001 certified company produces precision components with the highest level of accuracy, from intricate medical and aerospace designs to complex industrial parts. We use CNC lathes for complex machining projects requiring tight tolerance specifications down to ±0.005″ – as close as a few thousandths of an inch! Our standards for metals follow ISO 2768-m, while plastics meet the requirements of ISO 2768-c.

Type
Tolerance
Linear Dimension
+/- 0.025 mm
+/- 0.001 inch
Hole Diameters (not reamed)
+/- 0.025 mm
+/- 0.001 inch
Shaft Diameters
+/- 0.025 mm
+/- 0.001 inch
Part Size Limit
950 * 550 * 480 mm
37.0 * 21.5 * 18.5 inch

Design Guidelines for CNC Turning

Our CNC machining specialists have carefully compiled a list of ideal properties for producing precision components. The table shows the most effective features and also suggests technical constraints to be aware of during production.

Feature
Recommended Size
Feasible Size
Min. Feature Size
Ø 2.5 mm
Ø 0.5 mm
Internal Edges
R 8 mm
R 0.25 mm
Minimum Wall Thickness
0.8 mm (for metals)
1.5 mm (for plastics)
0.5 mm (for metals)
1.0 mm (for plastics)
Holes
Diameter:standard drill bit sizes
Depth: 4 x diameter
Diameter: Ø 0.5 mm
Depth: 10 x diameter
Threads
Size: M6 or larger
Length: 3 x diameter
Size: M2

Materials for CNC Machining Parts

YD provides a comprehensive range of materials for custom CNC machining, plastics and metals, including but not limited to:

CNC Metals

CNC Plastics

Surface Finishes for CNC Machined Parts

In addition to our custom CNC machining services, we offer complete surface finishing solutions for precision machined parts. If you need a custom surface finishing solution that is not listed, please contact us and we would be honored to customize our services for you.

 NameDescription
 As machinedAs machinedThe machined aluminum parts are left with visible tool marks and potentially sharp edges and burrs, which can be removed upon request.
Bead BlastedBead BlastedGive the machined parts a smooth and uniform matte surface finish, thereby removing tool marks.
 aluminum polishedPolishingCreating a smooth and shiny surface by manually polishing in multiple directions or by applying a chemical polish treatment.
 AnodizingAnodizingType II (Anodizing color or clear) or Type III (Anodizing hard coat) Anodizing does not cover tool marks unless bead blasted beforehand.
 Chromate Conversion CoatingChromate Conversion CoatingIncrease the part’s corrosion resistance while retaining its conductivity. RoHS compliant.
 Decorative Chrome PlatingDecorative Chrome PlatingEnhance aesthetics and durability of the cnc aluminum components.
 Powder CoatPowder CoatApplying powdered paint to the components and then baking it in an oven, which results in a stronger, more wear- and corrosion-resistant layer that is more durable than traditional painting methods.

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Applications of CNC Turning

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Automotive

In the automotive industry, precision cylindrical parts such as engine crankshafts, drive shafts and brake rotors are typically produced using CNC turning.

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Rapid Prototyping

CNC is an excellent alternative for rapid prototyping due to its wide range of materials, low unit cost and fast production capabilities.

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Aerospace

CNC turning is a key aero machining technique used to produce precision cylindrical components such as turbine components, hydraulic components, and chassis shafts.

Industrial-machinery

Industrial machinery

CNC turning is used in the industrial machine tool industry for the manufacture of highly accurate cylindrical components including gear wheels, clutches and shafts.

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Medical equipment

CNC turning machines are used in the medical industries for the production of precision cylindrical components for various medical products such as surgical instruments, implants and prostheses.

Defense Industry

Defense Industry

CNC turning is widely used in defense to produce high-precision cylindrical components like artillery shells, gun barrels and missile casings.

FAQs For CNC Turning

What's CNC turning?

CNC Turning is a precision machining process where a computer-controlled lathe rotates the workpiece while a stationary cutting tool removes material to shape the part. It is primarily used to create cylindrical or symmetrical parts, such as shafts, bushings, and threads. CNC turning is ideal for producing high-precision components with tight tolerances, often in industries like automotive, aerospace, and electronics.

Is CNC lathe and CNC turning same?

Yes, CNC lathe and CNC turning refer to the same process, but from different perspectives:

  • CNC Lathe: Refers to the machine itself, which rotates the workpiece while the cutting tool removes material. A CNC lathe is the equipment used for CNC turning.

  • CNC Turning: Refers to the machining process that occurs on a CNC lathe, where the rotating workpiece is shaped by the cutting tool.

In short, a CNC lathe is the machine, and CNC turning is the process it performs.

What are the disadvantages of CNC turning?

Disadvantages of CNC turning include:

  • Limited to Cylindrical Parts: Best suited for round or symmetrical parts, restricting its versatility for complex shapes.
  • Higher Initial Cost: CNC machines and setup can be expensive.
  • Material Waste: Material removal processes can lead to more waste compared to additive methods.
  • Skilled Labor Required: Operating and programming CNC machines require expertise.
 
What is the difference between CNC turning and CNC milling?
 

The key differences between CNC turning and CNC milling lie in the movement of the workpiece and cutting tool:

  1. CNC Turning:
    • Process: The workpiece is rotated (spins) while a stationary cutting tool removes material.
    • Machine Used: CNC lathe or turning center.
    • Typical Shapes: Ideal for producing cylindrical parts, such as shafts, rods, and tubes.
    • Axes of Movement: Typically operates on two axes (X and Z), but can include more for advanced operations.
  2. CNC Milling:
    • Process: The cutting tool rotates while the workpiece is stationary or moves along various axes.
    • Machine Used: CNC milling machine.
    • Typical Shapes: Suitable for complex shapes, flat surfaces, slots, and holes.
    • Axes of Movement: Typically 3-axis (X, Y, Z), but can include 4- or 5-axis for more complex geometries.
What is the difference between rough turning and finish turning?

The main difference between rough turning and finish turning lies in their purpose and precision:

  • Rough Turning:
    • Purpose: To quickly remove large amounts of material from the workpiece, shaping it close to the final dimensions.
    • Precision: Less accurate, with a rough surface finish and larger tolerances.
    • Cutting Depth: Deeper cuts with higher feed rates to maximize material removal.
  • Finish Turning:
    • Purpose: To achieve the final shape and smooth surface finish with high precision.
    • Precision: Very accurate, with tight tolerances and a smooth surface finish.
    • Cutting Depth: Shallow cuts with lower feed rates for finer detailing.
What parts can be made with CNC turning?
 

CNC turning is ideal for creating a variety of cylindrical and symmetrical parts, including:

  1. Shafts: Used in motors, engines, and other machinery.
  2. Bushings: For reducing friction between moving parts.
  3. Bolts and Screws: Precision fasteners for various applications.
  4. Pins: Alignment and support pins for mechanical assemblies.
  5. Flanges: Used to connect pipes, valves, and equipment.
  6. Housings: Cylindrical enclosures for bearings or mechanical components.
  7. Pulleys: For belts in mechanical systems.
  8. Rotors: Components for motors and engines.
  9. Couplings: Used to connect two shafts together.

Plastics: CNC mills can also shape various plastic materials, including acrylic, PVC, polyethylene, and nylon, among others. These plastics are often used in the manufacture of medical devices, consumer products, and electronic components.

Composite materials: CNC mills can machine composites, which are a combination of materials such as carbon fiber, fiberglass, and Kevlar. These composites are often used in the aerospace, automotive, and sporting goods industries.

Ceramics: CNC mills can precisely shape and cut various types of ceramics, including alumina, zirconia, silicon carbide and silicon nitride. Due to the brittle nature of ceramics, the milling process requires special attention to factors such as cutting speed, tool selection and cooling to prevent cracking or chipping of the material.

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