Typical Parts
Precision shafts, bushings, collars, pins, connectors, sleeves, and custom round components.
Precision CNC Turning Capabilities
Turning process planning considers part diameter and length, wall thickness, material, concentricity, runout, threads, sealing features, surface finish, workholding, and inspection access.
Machined Features
External and internal diameters, shoulders, grooves, threads, tapers, bores, faces, and selected secondary holes or flats can be reviewed from the drawing.
Production Scope
Prototype components, trial orders, small-batch production, export batches, and repeat parts manufactured to controlled revisions.
CNC Lathe Equipment and Quality Reference
Machine specifications are reference data rather than a universal part tolerance. Final capability is confirmed after reviewing geometry, material, datum strategy, critical dimensions, and inspection requirements.
| Equipment | Published site reference | Typical project use |
|---|---|---|
| Tsugami S205A sliding headstock lathes | 10 units; listed machining accuracy 0.01 mm | Slender shafts, pins, sleeves, connectors, and repeat turned parts |
| CK46X lathe machining centers | 10 units; listed machining accuracy 0.01 mm | Custom round components, fittings, bushings, and threaded parts |
| Dimensional inspection equipment | Coordinate, image, height, and common measuring tools | Checks for selected diameters, lengths, positions, threads, and critical features |
Materials for Custom Turned Parts
Stainless Steel Turned Parts
Shafts, sleeves, pins, fittings, and connectors can be reviewed where corrosion resistance, strength, durability, or surface requirements are important.
View stainless steel machiningBrass Turned Parts
Brass is commonly considered for fittings, connectors, bushings, and components requiring machinability or conductive properties.
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Aluminum can support lightweight sleeves, housings, spacers, adapters, and other round components with optional finish coordination.
View aluminum machiningWhat to Include in a CNC Turning RFQ
Geometry and Tolerances
Send the 3D model and drawing with diameters, lengths, fits, threads, runout or concentricity requirements, datums, and surface finish.
Material and Quantity
Specify grade, material condition, certificate requirements, prototype quantity, production quantity, and expected repeat demand.
Finishing and Delivery
Include heat treatment or surface finish, inspection scope, packaging, destination, and required delivery date.
CNC Turning FAQ
What parts are suitable for CNC turning?
CNC turning is commonly used for shafts, sleeves, bushings, pins, collars, fittings, threaded connectors, and other rotational components.
Which materials can be used for turned parts?
Projects in aluminum, stainless steel, brass, and other specified materials can be reviewed. Confirm the grade, condition, certificate requirements, and acceptable alternatives in the RFQ.
Can turned parts include milled features?
Cross holes, flats, slots, and other secondary features can be reviewed from the drawing. The manufacturing route depends on geometry, tolerances, quantity, and available equipment.