About CNC Machining parts service:
What Industries Use CNC Machines?
AEROSPACE INDUSTRY USE
For the aerospace industry, the quality management system used for part construction must meet ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D standards. These guidelines indicate that the machining provider will meet regulatory and statutory requirements. Therefore, businesses that hold to these standards pledge to meet their customers’ needs and those of any regulatory agencies they produce parts for, such as the aerospace industry.
One of the hallmarks of the aerospace industry is its need for complex, customized parts. To accomplish this with CNC machining, most machinists use a 5-axis CNC machine where a computer controls tools moving along five axes to create the part’s design. The machinist must know how to maintain and operate the machine to get the best performance from it and ensure the quality of the finished product. CNC machining with a 5-axis machine allows for greater efficiency, better surface finishes and ideal cutting speed. The combination of these benefits makes 5-axis CNC machining an ideal option for the aerospace industry.
A production facility crafting for the aerospace industry must be able to make substantial pieces to create the body and bigger components of aerospace vehicles. For instance, aerospace pieces up to 118 inches by 236 inches can fit into our CNC milling machines. In addition to the part fitting into the machines, it must also fit into the working areas. Operators must have the training to set up the machine for large parts, which may require adjustments to ensure accuracy when milling.
Aerospace CNC machining also requires a facility to create smaller components, such as the electronics that power and control the plane or aircraft.
ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY
Electronic components often have fine details and unusual shapes that require specialty production. CNC machining for electronics can include fashioning connectors, housing, PCBs, heat sinks, semiconductors and test fixtures.
When it comes to electronics, many devices need a prototype built before going into production runs. CNC machining allows the computerized design to turn into a working prototype for evaluation before choosing to have a specialty machine built for production or ordering a small run of the product.
Due to the small size of the electronics parts, many require precision micro-machining to complete. The ability to adapt to work on large and small pieces makes CNC machining a flexible option to fulfill the electronics and many other industries’ needs.
CNC MACHINING FOR MEDICAL USE
Medical components occasionally require customization, especially in implants and medical devices. CNC machining makes creating individual or small batches of these parts possible. With precision machining, the parts can also have the accurate dimensions required.
Some may wonder why precision is important in medical CNC manufacturing. It is especially crucial given that medical devices, artificial joints, bone plates, rods and implants must work with patients and fit their bodies and lifestyles. Implants and patient devices such as insulin pumps must stand up to rigorous use and last for years. When well-made, these components will have a smooth exterior and lasting construction that makes them effective.
Medical professionals also rely on CNC-machined parts. Surgical tools created from one piece of metal function reliably during operations as they have no removable parts to get lost. Additionally, by producing new surgical tools, machinists help doctors avoid contamination caused by reusing tools after improper cleaning.
CNC machining also makes parts for larger devices and even small components used for fitting implants. For example, ventilator parts and medical screws are two types of parts a machine shop can produce.
Medical screws are in extremely high demand with an industry-wide manufacturing rate of 900 million annually. Of these screws, 90% of them use stainless steel or titanium in their construction. Despite the differences in materials, almost all medical screws form on lathes. Since doctors use these screws inside the human body, the pieces cannot have stray parts and must screw into bone as needed. Failing screws could require additional surgeries on a patient, increasing the chances of complications. Precision in even these tiny parts could help to save a patient’s life or limb.
Medical industry machined parts must have a high level of precision to avoid medical complications, provide doctors with working tools and make patients’ lives better. Through computer-designed direction, CNC machining can produce these benefits almost automatically to the required precision.
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