3D printed parts often require CNC machining post-processing to improve surface finish, enhance dimensional accuracy, and achieve tighter tolerances. This ensures the parts meet functional and aesthetic standards, particularly for high-performance applications where precision is critical.
Improved surface finish
Enhanced dimensional accuracy
Stronger Structural Integrity
Complex Geometry Refinement
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Our CNC Machining Capabilities For 3D Printed Parts
Our CNC machining capabilities for 3D printed parts include CNC milling, turning, drilling, boring, grinding, and multi-axis machining. We offer precision machining to refine part geometry, improve surface quality, and achieve tight tolerances for high-performance, custom applications.
Ensures tight tolerances and exact measurements, refining 3D printed parts to meet the highest standards for specialized, high-performance applications.
Ensures tight tolerances and exact measurements, refining 3D printed parts to meet the highest standards for specialized, high-performance applications.
Ensures tight tolerances and exact measurements, refining 3D printed parts to meet the highest standards for specialized, high-performance applications.
Ensures tight tolerances and exact measurements, refining 3D printed parts to meet the highest standards for specialized, high-performance applications.
Refines 3D printed parts for enhanced surface finish, precise dimensions, and better overall performance, ensuring high-quality final products.
Benefits of Post CNC Machining To 3D Printed Parts
Integrating CNC machining as a post-process for 3D printed parts can significantly enhance precision, surface finish, and overall quality. The table below outlines various CNC processes, their purposes, and the benefits they offer to refine additive manufactured components.
CNC Process
Purpose
Benefits
CNC Machining
General subtractive manufacturing via computer control
High precision, versatility in materials and geometries
CNC Milling
Uses rotary cutters to remove material
Can produce complex shapes and high-quality surface finishes
CNC Turning
Rotates the workpiece against a cutting tool
Efficient for producing cylindrical parts with fine finishes
CNC Drilling
Creates cylindrical holes in the workpiece
Accurate hole creation, quick and repetitive
CNC Boring
Enlarges holes or refines the surface of internal cavities
Improves hole diameter control and surface quality
CNC Grinding
Uses an abrasive wheel to finish the surface or achieve tighter tolerances
Produces high-quality surface finishes and precise part dimensions
Multi-Axis Machining
Uses more than three axes to machine parts
Enables complex geometries, reduces setup time, improves part accuracy
Precision Machining
Machining with high accuracy and tight tolerances
Critical for aerospace, medical, and automotive applications