CNC Machining Parts
Description
CNC machining (Computer Numerical Control machining) is a manufacturing process in which pre-programmed computer software manages the movement of tools and machinery. This process can be used to control a range of complex machinery, from grinders and lathes to mills and routers. With CNC machining, three-dimensional cutting tasks can be accomplished in a single set of prompts. * Gears * Shafts * Brackets * Flanges * Manifolds * Wheels and Pulleys * Bushings * Pins * Housings * Enclosures
- Steels and metals - machining
- CNC Machining Parts
- CNC milling
- CNC turning
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CNC Milling process is highly versatile and capable of producing flat or curved profiles and intricate shapes with a high degree of accuracy and excellent surface finish. Milling machines are a fundamental component in modern machine shops due to their efficiency and capability in shaping a wide range of materials into precise parts and components. Novelty Steel supplies a broad variety CNC milling parts for various applications.
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In CNC turning, the cutting tool typically moves in a linear fashion while the work piece rotates. This is different from CNC milling, where the work piece is stationary while the cutting tool moves. Turning is used to create a variety of shapes, including complex designs and geometries. It’s highly efficient for producing parts that are symmetrical around an axis of rotation. Major examples are as cones, cylinders, or shafts. Novelty Steel supplies bespoke CNC Turned parts for various applications. * Shafts. * Pins * Bushings * Spacers * Valves and Valve Components * Pulleys * Bolt and Screws
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Transmission Shafts: These include counter shafts, line shafts, and overhead shafts. They are primarily used to transmit power between the source and the machine absorbing power. The transmission shafts are used to rotate the gears and provide mechanical power for various applications. Machine Shafts: These are an integral part of the machine itself. The best examples are the shafts used in motors and gearboxes. Spindle: A spindle is a type of shaft that is used to hold and drive work pieces in, for example, lathe machines. They are designed to withstand high torsional loads and are precision-made. Hollow Shafts: These shafts are similar to solid shafts but are hollow in the middle. They are used in applications where weight is a concern, as they are lighter than solid shafts of the same strength. Stepped Shafts: These shafts have different diameters in different sections. They are often used in machines where the shaft needs to perform different functions, requiri
