CNC Turned parts
Our CNC turning process produces custom prototypes and end-use production parts in as fast as 1 day. We use a CNC lathe with live tooling so features like axial and radial holes, flats, grooves, and slots can be machined.
Zero Rejection Rate with Robust Statistical Process Control
At CNCRUSH, we leverage robust statistical process control to ensure zero rejects in the production of CNC turned parts. Our commitment to precision and quality is at the core of our manufacturing process.
Meticulous Machine Tool Selection and Product Control
We take a professional approach by carefully selecting the optimal machine tools, cutting tools, and machining parameters. Our comprehensive product control plan is fully integrated with advanced measuring systems, ensuring consistent accuracy and top-tier quality in every production run.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Services for CNC Turned Parts
What tolerances can you support for CNC turned parts?
Our standard tolerance reference is ISO 2768-f. Critical features can be held to ±0.005 mm when material stability, part geometry and appropriate GD&T permit. Tight-tolerance features are reviewed during quotation and DFM.
Can you combine turning and milling for parts?
Yes. Our current owner-verified in-house CNC inventory includes 7 CNC turning centers plus 15 3-axis, 5 4-axis and 5 5-axis machining centers. Projects that require both turning and milling are routed across the appropriate in-house equipment according to geometry, tolerance and batch requirements.
What CNC equipment do you operate?
Our owned equipment includes 7 CNC turning centers, 15 3-axis machining centers, 5 4-axis machining centers and 5 5-axis machining centers. Specific machine models and working-envelope limits are confirmed during capability review for the part.
How do you manage material preparation and traceability?
Material preparation is planned according to stock form, part geometry, batch size and traceability requirements. Material certificates are available on request for traceable aluminum, stainless steel, brass, titanium and engineering plastics.
What factors influence the cost of CNC turned parts?
Several factors affect pricing, including:
Complexity of the part
Tooling costs
Batch size
Tolerances and surface quality
Finishing requirements also affect cost. Deburring, polishing and laser marking are performed in-house; anodizing, hard anodizing, plating, powder coating, black oxide and DLC/PVD are coordinated through qualified partners.
What affects productivity in CNC turning services?
Productivity depends on part geometry, material, tolerances, setup strategy, tooling and batch size. During DFM and quotation, we select the appropriate turning and milling route to balance precision, repeatability, lead time and cost.
