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How does CNC milling work?
Milling is a subtractive manufacturing process where the tool
enters the clamping material at a higher speed and a specified feed
rate. Modern CNC milling machines gradually remove material from
blocks, plates, or rods using milling heads to shape workpieces.
CNC milling machines use rotary cutting tools to mechanically
whittle away material to achieve the desired part design. Depending
on the number of axes of the CNC milling machine, the more complex
the final CNC milling part can be.
By incorporating anodizing into your manufacturing process, you can
produce components that not only look great but also perform well
in a variety of applications. If you want your CNC machining
project to be robust and durable, anodizing is a necessary step.
The Importance of an Anodized Finish
Enhanced Durability |
Our anodized finishes significantly increase the durability and
lifespan of aluminum parts. The hard, wear-resistant surface
provided by the anodic oxide layer improves resistance to abrasion,
scratches, and wear, ensuring that your components maintain their
integrity and appearance over time.
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Boosted Corrosion Resistance |
One of the primary advantages of our anodized finishes is their
superior resistance to corrosion. This makes anodized aluminum
ideal for applications exposed to harsh conditions or outdoor
environments.
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Electrical Insulation |
Our anodized finishes provide electrical insulation properties,
making them ideal for applications where electrical conductivity
needs to be minimized or controlled.This is especially beneficial
in automotive components and electrical enclosures.
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The following are sectors where anodized aluminum are best used:
- Aerospace: Anodized aluminum is commonly used in aircraft
components, structural components and internal accessories.
- Consumer goods: Sports equipment, appliances and jewelry can all
use anodized aluminum.
- Automotive: Anodized aluminum can be used in many automotive
components, including trim, trim and engine parts.
Metal anodizing is a popular technique in the engineering and
manufacturer communities. It is known for improving the strength,
durability and service life of mechanical components, making it an
important technology in the manufacturing process. In addition to
these advantages, anodizing has several advantages that make it
important for producing high-quality parts.
Aterials for CNC Milling Parts
Depending on your applications, our CNC milling process is
compatible with an extensive range of materials.
We stock over 30 production-grade metal alloys for producing
various CNC milled parts for different industries.
| Aluminum |
Aluminum is a highly ductile metal, making it easy to machine. The material has a good strength-to-weight ratio and is available in many types for a range of applications.
| Tolerances |
| Copper |
Copper displays excellent thermal conductivity, electrical
conductivity and plasticity. It is also highly ductile, corrosion
resistant and can be easily welded.
| ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
| Stainless Steel |
Stainless steel is the low carbon steel that offers many properties
that are sought after for industrial applications. Stainless steel
typically contains a minimum of 10% chromium by weight.
| ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
| Titanium |
Titanium has a number of material properties that make it the ideal
metal for demanding applications. These properties include
excellent resistance to corrosion, chemicals and extreme
temperatures.
| ±0.125mm (±0.005″) |
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JYH can provide you with the most appropriate solution to your part
design, material selection, and surface finishing options
