CNC turning rotates the workpiece while the cutting tool remains stationary, making it highly efficient for symmetrical, cylindrical parts. CNC milling uses rotating tools to remove material from a stationary workpiece, which is ideal for creating complex geometric shapes and flat surfaces.
Turn-mill composite machining combines the advantages of both turning and milling processes in a single machine. By enabling "single setup" machining, it eliminates workflow transitions, minimizes positioning errors, and resolves the conflict between precision and efficiency.
Our precision machined components are widely utilized in high-demand industries, including medical, automotive, aerospace, marine, and industrial machinery sectors.
In traditional multi-process workflows, moving parts between different machines introduces alignment errors. A single setup allows turning and milling operations to be performed sequentially without removing the part, ensuring higher dimensional accuracy and concentricity.
Yes. With over 10 years of expertise in CNC milling, CNC turning, turn-mill composite machining, and multi-axis CNC technology, we are fully equipped to manufacture components with high complexity and tight tolerances.