CNC Turning Service
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CNC Turning with Beska
At Beska, we take pride in transforming raw materials into precision components used for various industries. With 3 sets of automatic lathes and 5 sets of advanced CNC lathes in our facility, we combine automation with expertise to deliver consistent CNC turning parts. According to your demand, we can create parts from prototyping single units to full-scale production runs.
Our multi-axis CNC lathes achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.005mm, making them ideal for demanding parts like surgical instrument shafts, automotive fuel injectors, and aerospace fasteners.
What’s your demand? We’re here to turn your vision into machined reality within 7 days!
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Rapid Prototyping
At Beska, we typically apply CNC lathes for rapid prototyping projects (from 1 to 500 pieces). Especially for high-demand projects, we will create low-volume prototypes, which will go through multiple quality checks through CMM.
High-volume production
For general manufacturing projects (500+ pieces), we would apply automatic lathes to turn your ideas into high-performance round parts. These machines help us to offer you a more cost-effective solution. The general tolerance is around 0.01mm.
Why Choose Beska for CNC Turning Service?
Technical Expertise
The Beska team takes pride in an engineering team, who are the heart of our CNC turning operations. Each member possesses an average of 10-15 years of machining experience. Equipped with extensive training in CNC technology, they are well-equipped to handle complex CNC turning projects.
Customization
We understand that every client has unique needs, so we offer customized solutions. From designs and non-standard sizes to special material selection and tailored surface treatment processes, we can accommodate a wide range of requirements. So, what you need to do is send your requirements to us.
Strict Quality Assurance
Quality is our top priority. We have established a stringent quality control system covering every stage from raw material procurement to finished product delivery. Our comprehensive inspection process includes incoming quality control (IQC), in-process quality control (IPQC), and final quality control (FQC).
Fast Lead Time
For simple components, we offer a fast lead leadtime within just 7 days, while complex parts can be delivered in an average of 7-10 days. Factors like part complexity, order quantity, and material availability may influence delivery times.
Cost-Effective Solutions
At Beska, we are committed to providing you with the best value for your money. Our CNC turning services are tailored to optimize production efficiency and minimize costs. By using CNC lathes & automatic lathes and leveraging our 10+ years’ expertise, we can offer competitive pricing without sacrificing quality.
Dedicated Customer Support
We believe in building long-term relationships with our customers. We provide clear communication and timely updates throughout your project. For example, we would send the pictures and videos to our clients before delivery for confirmation. If there is anything wrong in the project, we would e-mail our clients within 2 hours and offer a satisfying solution.
Materials for CNC Turning
CNC turning can handle a wide variety of materials like metals and plastics. Here are some common materials that we used in CNC turning:
Aluminum 6061
Aluminum 6063
Aluminum 7075
Aluminum 5052
Aluminum 2024
Stainless Steel 304
Stainless Steel 316
Stainless Steel 420
Stainless Steel 17-4
Brass C360
Brass C27400
Brass C28000
Copper C101 (T2)
Copper C103 (T1)
Copper C110 (TU0)
Tin Bronze
Phosphor Bronze
Steel 1018
Steel 1045
Steel 4130
Steel 4140
Steel 5140
ABS
POM (Delrin)
Nylon (PA)
PEEK
Polycarbonate (PC)
Acrylic (PMMA)
Polypropylene (PP)
Polyethylene (PE)
PTFE (Teflon)
Surface Finishes for CNC Turned Parts
Powder Coating
It is a popular surface finishing for CNC turning parts, offering durability, a sleek look, cost – effectiveness, and environmental friendliness.
Anodizing
It involves immersing the metal in an electrolyte solution and applying an electric current, which forms a protective oxide layer on the CNC turning parts.
Nickel Plating
It’s a widely used process that involves depositing a thin layer of nickel onto a substrate, enhancing the durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal of various CNC turning parts.
Sandblasting
It’s a surface finishing process that uses high – pressure air to propel abrasive sand particles onto a surface, effectively removing impurities, smoothing rough edges, and creating a uniform texture.
Chrome Plating
It’s a process that coats a metal surface, typically steel, with a thin layer of chromium through electroplating. This coating improves the CNC turning part’s durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
Heat Treatment
The process involves heating the material to a specific temperature, holding it at that temperature for a certain period, and then cooling it at a controlled rate.
Applications Of CNC Turning
CNC turning is a versatile process with applications in many industries.
- Automotive. It can produce critical parts like engine components and transmission systems.
- Aerospace. We can manufacture high-precision components like turbine blades and landing gear, where accuracy is important.
- Medical. CNC turning creates reliable surgical instruments and implants, meeting the strict safety standards.
- Consumer goods. Electronics and appliances also benefit from CNC turning, which produces parts like gears and housings efficiently.
- Industrial machinery. It relies on CNC turning for durable components, including bearings and spindles, ensuring long-lasting performance. The oil and gas sector uses it to manufacture parts that can withstand harsh conditions, like valves and drill components
At Beska, we deliver high-quality CNC turning services tailored to the unique demands of each industry.
FAQs About CNC Turning
CNC turning is a precise machining process where computer-controlled lathes shape round materials by removing excess parts. It's an ideal choice for creating cylindrical components and is widely used in many industries.
In CNC turning, the workpiece rotates while a stationary cutting tool removes material. However, in CNC milling, the workpiece is stationary, and the rotating cutting tool removes the lumpy material. CNC turning is best for cylindrical parts, while CNC milling is better for parts with complex shapes and multiple features.
Yes, we can apply CNC turning to produce complex parts with intricate geometries. With multi-axis CNC turning machines, we can create parts with various features such as threads, grooves, and holes. For more complex structures, we can combine CNC milling and turning to finish it.
CNC turning offers precision, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. It not only allows for rapid prototyping but also can be used for full-scale production. The process also minimizes material waste and reduces labor costs.
The project timeline depends on the complexity of the part and the production volume. At Beska, we work efficiently to ensure your parts are delivered on time, meeting your project deadlines. As for small-batch production, we can deliver the parts to you within 7 days.
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