What is CNC Turning?

CNC turning is a subtractive manufacturing process that uses computer-controlled lathes to produce detailed, cylindrical parts and components. 

The workpiece, typically a metal or plastic rod, is secured in a chuck and rotated at high speeds. 

A cutting tool, controlled by a computer program, moves along multiple axes to shape the material into the desired form.

Advanced Manufacturing Facilities

With advanced manufacturing equipment, professional inspection tools, and an experienced production team, we provide flexible support from prototypes to volume production while maintaining consistent quality and reliable delivery.

  • Advanced Equipment

    Modern manufacturing equipment supports a wide range of materials, part sizes, and machining requirements.

  • Experienced Team

    Skilled engineers and technicians support both standard and complex manufacturing projects.

  • Strict Quality Control

    Professional inspection and standardized processes help ensure consistent part quality.

  • Flexible Production

    From prototypes and small batches to volume production, we provide flexible production support for different project needs.

Our CNC Turning Processes

Explore the key CNC turning processes we use to produce precise, reliable, and consistent cylindrical components.

  • Threading and Tapping

    Creating internal or external threads on turned parts.

  • Knurling

    Producing a textured surface on cylindrical parts for better grip.

  • Grooving

    Cutting grooves or recesses on the part for retaining rings, seals, or other purposes.

  • Parting and Cut-off

    Separating completed parts from the raw material stock.

  • Boring

    Enlarging or finishing internal diameters with high precision.

  • Drilling

    Creating precise holes with various diameters and depths.

  • Reaming

    Smoothing and finishing holes to achieve tight tolerances.

  • Center Drilling

    Creating a small hole to serve as a starting point for further drilling or machining operations.

Surface Finishing Options for CNC Turned Parts

Explore a range of surface finishing options for CNC turned parts to improve appearance, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and overall performance.

  • Anodizing

  • Electroplating

  • Powder Coating

  • Passivation

  • Polishing

  • Sandblasting/Shot Blasting

  • Black Oxide Coating

  • Laser Engraving/Marking

CNC Turning Parts Gallery

Explore our gallery of parts and components, showcasing our manufacturing quality, precision, and capabilities.

FAQs About CNC Turning Service

What is CNC turning?

CNC turning is a machining process where a workpiece rotates while cutting tools remove material to create precise cylindrical parts.

What materials can be used for CNC turning?

We machine aluminum, stainless steel, steel, brass, copper, titanium, plastics, and other engineering materials.

What types of parts are suitable for CNC turning?

CNC turning is ideal for shafts, pins, bushings, sleeves, threaded parts, and other round or cylindrical components.

Can you handle both prototypes and production runs?

Yes. We support everything from one-off prototypes and small batches to higher-volume production.