Cnc Turning Service - EvoSteel

Today, there is a dizzying development in the metalworking industry. One of the most important technological advances in this field is CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) turning. CNC turning is a high-tech manufacturing process that enables precise shaping of workpieces.

CNC lathes perform cutting and shaping operations according to the dimensions, shape and machining requirements of the workpiece through computer programs. This system ensures precision machining of workpieces, repeatability and high quality standards.

Compared to conventional turning methods, CNC turning offers a much faster and more efficient production process. At the same time, it minimizes operator error and ensures that the workpiece is manufactured exactly to the required dimensions.

CNC turning is widely preferred in the production of parts used in various industries. From the automotive industry to aviation, from the medical field to the electronics industry, parts used in many fields can be produced with high quality and precision with CNC turning.

CNC turning is the process of machining metal using a computer-controlled lathe. “CNC” stands for Computer Numerical Control, and this system performs cutting and shaping operations through a computer program.

This technology enables manufacturing parts with desired shapes and dimensions by turning a rotary workpiece and using a cutting tool. The computer program precisely controls the movements of the cutting tool, enabling the workpiece to be shaped, drilled, and surfaced.

CNC lathes are often preferred in producing parts that require high precision. This technology is important in producing complex and precise parts used in automotive, aerospace, medical, electronics, and many other industrial fields.

This method provides higher precision, repeatability, and efficiency than traditional turning processes. CNC lathes can work on a wide range of materials and facilitate the production of parts of different shapes and sizes.

CNC milling and turning allow users to create patterns and add detail to metals that are impossible to do by hand. However, CNC Milling and CNC Turning are very different processes that usually end up with entirely different results. They both use computer programming to achieve their end results, but the differences lie in the way their finalized parts are created.

For example, CNC milling drills and turns its material along an axis to cut its materials to their specified dimensions. Conversely, CNC turning uses a single-point cutting tool that maintains a parallel insert to cut its intended material. Furthermore, the material is rotated at changing speeds at which the cutting tool traverses to make its specified cylindrical cuts. The form, shape and dimensions of the finalized product will dictate whether CNC milling or CNC turning is appropriate for your given project.

We stock a range of metal materials that are suitable for various part applications and industries. Choose from aluminum, brass, low carbon steel, stainless steel, steel alloy, and titanium for turned parts.

CNC turning service has numerous benefits including high accuracy and precision. This assures that turned parts are created to meet exact specifications while eliminating the possibility of human error. CNC lathes produce minimal defects and achieve faster results compared to their manual counterparts.

Great Lakes Forge provides advanced CNC turning services for your custom part and component needs. Some of the benefits of working with us for your CNC turning parts needs include: