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CNC Machining Prototype Parts

CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining delivers high-precision and better surface finishes than other manufacturing processes. It is an excellent choice for functional prototypes and end-use parts.

Common CNC machining processes include 3-, 4-, 5-Axis CNC Milling, CNC Turning, CNC Routing, and EDM. These processes can produce high-quality custom parts from a wide range of materials, including common metals, alloys, engineering plastics and composites.

It is widely used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical, robotics, and industrial equipment.

CNC Machining Prototype Parts
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CNC Machining Services for Custom Parts

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We provide one-stop and contract CNC machining services for rapid prototyping, quick-turn production, and on-demand manufacturing, serving a wide range of industries and applications.

With ±0.05 mm tolerances and virtually surface finishing options, we can help transform your CAD designs into reliable functional prototypes or custom-designed part.

CNC Machining Services for Custom Parts

3, 4 & 5 Axis CNC Milling

CNC milling is a precision subtractive manufacturing process. It uses cutting tools to remove material to producing complex, high-precision parts.

CNC Turning

CNC turning delivers high-precision cylindrical and rotational parts from prototypes to production quantities.

CNC Routing

CNC Rotating uses rotating cutting tools to create precise cuts, holes, and contours in various materials.

EDM

Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) enables the production of intricate features, fine details, and complex parts using electrical discharge technology for high-precision applications.

Swiss Machining

Swiss-type CNC lathes enable simultaneous machining operations to produce small, complex parts with tight tolerances and excellent dimensional accuracy.

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CNC Machining Services Capabilities

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Standard Tolerances

Metals: ±0.05mm

Plastics: ±0.2mm

Precision Tolerances

Metals: ±0.02mm

Plastics: ±0.05mm

Maximum Part Size

3000 x 1200 x 850 mm

Materials

100+ Metals, Plastics, Composites and Carbon fibre

Mechines

Metal Machining: Over 200 CNC machinese
Plastic Machining: Over 150 CNC machinese

Surface Finishes

Polishing, Anodizing, Sandblasting, Spray Painting, etc.

Lead Time

Standard Projects: 4 bussiness days.
Simple Parts: 1 bussiness day.

Quantity

No MOQ, 1~100,000 pcs

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Why Choose QSY CNC Machining Services?

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Our CNC machining services provide precision, flexibility, and reliable quality for prototypes, functional components, and production parts.

High Precision & Repeatability

High Precision & Repeatability

Consistent part quality with tight tolerances and reliable performance across every production run.

Tight Dimensional Tolerances

Tight Dimensional Tolerances

Manufacture complex components with accurate dimensions and strict engineering specifications.

Wide Material Selection

Wide Material Selection

100+ metals, plastics, and other engineering materials.

Fast Turnaround

Fast Turnaround

Lead times as fast as 4 days. Rapid production and efficient workflows to deliver prototypes and production parts quickly.

Cost-Effective Production

Cost-Effective Production

Competitive pricing solutions for prototypes, small batches, and volume production.

Multiple Surface Finishing Options

Multiple Surface Finishing Options

Enhance appearance, corrosion resistance, and performance with professional finishing processes.

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CNC Machining Materials

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Surface Finish and Post-Processing Options

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Enhance the appearance, performance, and durability of your parts with QSY 15+ surface finishing and post-processing options.

Powder coating

Powder coating

Anodizing

Anodizing

Chromate coating

Chromate coating

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CNC Machining FAQs

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The price of CNC machined parts ranges from $1 to $100 for simple parts, while complex parts can cost hundreds of dollars or even over $1,000. Prices vary depending on the part's material, dimensions, tolerances, surface finish, and machining time.

Compared to additive manufacturing, CNC machining typically offers volume discounts for large orders or multi-batch production.