The CNC machining process involves the removal of material from a spinning workpiece. Our CNC turning machines consists of both single and multi-spindle lathes. All CNC machines are equipped with live tooling for cross-drilling and tapping and various milling configurations. We can complete parts will threads, thru holes, and even cross-holes, side mill,s and tuning operations precisely and at high speeds. Our twin spindle machine can perform both front and back work, which in many cases eliminates the need for multiple operations.
Parts produced by this type of machining are commonly found in the automotive, aerospace, medical, marine, and hydraulic industries. Such as headers, housings, shafts, shells, knobs, rotors, terminals, fittings, pistons, valve stems, and similar products.
Boly manufactures parts for a broad array of industries – from highly regulated industries that rely on Boly for consistent, exacting parts to those that require distinct, stand-out product identification.
Advantage of CNC Machining process
Greater Precision and Accuracy
Faster Turnaround
CNC machines allow for the replication of the same component thousands of times over, with each piece produced having the same dimensions as the previous. Additionally, the computerized controls enable industry professionals to achieve a higher level of precision than is generally possible with manual machining methods.
The CNC machining process also carries the potential for substantial time savings. With traditional machining equipment, operators must manually configure and set up the machine for each operation. In contrast, CNC machining equipment can make the necessary changes by a simple adjustment in the computer code. Additionally, while humans need breaks, these machines can operate consistently for more extended periods, allowing them to fulfill orders in a shorter time period.
Better Scalability
Broader Versatility
CNC machining is suitable for both prototyping and production runs. As the process does not require intensive machine and tool preparation—instead using a CAD file—it’s possible to quickly and accurately produce a prototype. Once a part design is approved, it can then proceed to full-scale production.
CNC machining operations accommodate a wide range of designs in metal, polymer, and other materials. This versatility makes them suitable for the manufacture of numerous different parts and products.