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Manufacturing Process

CNC Machining

Computer-controlled turning, milling, drilling and threading for drawing-based stainless steel and alloy components.

Process Overview

CNC Machining for industrial component production

Computer-controlled turning, milling, drilling and threading for drawing-based stainless steel and alloy components.

Process selection should be confirmed by material, geometry, tolerance, surface finish, quantity, application environment and inspection requirement.

Tolerance Tolerance depends on drawing, material, equipment, feature size and inspection method.

Engineering Data

Materials, advantages, limitations and applications

Typical Materials

  • 304
  • 316
  • 316L
  • 2205
  • 2507
  • Titanium
  • Inconel
  • Monel

Advantages

  • Precise dimensions
  • Drawing-based production
  • Suitable for threads and fittings
  • Flexible batch production

Limitations

  • Complex shapes may require multiple setups
  • Material machinability affects cost
  • Very complex geometry may suit casting plus machining

Typical Products

  • Instrument fittings
  • Threaded parts
  • Precision sleeves
  • Custom metal parts

Surface Finish

Finish depends on material and application

Machined, deburred, polished, passivated or custom finished according to application.

Quality Control

Inspection points for process review

Related Products

Products using CNC Machining

Related Blog Articles

Technical guides on the official AODSON website

Related Capability Pages

Capability details remain on the main site

Related Materials & Industries

Connect process selection with material and application context

Related Materials

  • 316 Stainless Steel
  • 2205 Duplex Stainless Steel
  • Titanium
  • Inconel

Industries

  • Instrumentation
  • Machinery
  • OEM Equipment

FAQ

Process selection questions

Can AODSON recommend a process from drawings?

Yes. Send drawings, samples, material, quantity and application details for RFQ review.

Is the same process suitable for every material?

No. Material grade, geometry, tolerance and surface finish determine the suitable process route.

Can casting and machining be combined?

Yes. Many complex parts use casting for shape and machining for critical dimensions.

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