CNC Turning
Precision CNC turning specializing in rotational parts such as shafts and bushings with automatic bar feeders, suitable for low to high volume production.
Process Overview
CNC Turning
Turning is the most efficient way to form rotational parts. With multi-axis CNC lathes and automatic bar feeding systems, Xinda machines shafts, bushings, connectors, and other parts in batches with stable roundness and concentricity. Threading and grooving are completed in a single setup for consistent dimensions.
- Automatic bar feeding delivers high batch efficiency with minimal manual intervention
- Stable roundness and concentricity; threading and grooving completed in a single setup
- Consistent dimensions across batches, with surface finishing and inspection reports available
CNC Turning Part Cases
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Why Choose Xinda for CNC Turning?
- High-Precision Spindle Spindle runout controlled to micron level, ensuring roundness and concentricity of turned parts.
- Automated Feeding Equipped with automatic bar feeders for high-volume continuous production with minimal manual intervention.
- Turn-Mill Capability Turn-mill centers complete turning, drilling, and milling in a single setup.
- Quality Assurance Full or sampling inspection available with dimensional reports and surface roughness testing.
CNC Turning — From Prototype to Mass Production
CNC turning is the core process for manufacturing rotational parts. Xinda is equipped with multi-axis CNC lathes for efficient machining of shafts, bushings, connectors, and more. From single samples to batch delivery, we offer flexible scheduling and consistent machining accuracy.
Our turning services cover rough turning, finish turning, grooving, threading, and more. Surface finishing and inspection can be arranged per drawing requirements to ensure every part meets assembly and functional needs.
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Materials
Materials Matched To Part Requirements
Common material options are evaluated according to geometry, performance requirements, and finishing needs.
Metals & Alloys
Engineering Plastics
Materials & Specifications
Specialty Materials
FAQ
CNC Turning FAQ
It is suitable for structural validation, appearance prototypes, functional parts, and low-volume production. The final plan depends on drawings, materials, quantity, and tolerance requirements.
Typical prototype lead time is 3-7 business days. Batch lead time depends on quantity, complexity, and finishing processes.
Available finishing options include sandblasting, polishing, painting, anodizing, plating, brushing, and silk screening depending on material and application.
Please provide 3D CAD files, 2D drawings with tolerances, material, quantity, finishing, and target lead time for an accurate quote.
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Submit drawings, material, quantity, and lead time requirements for engineering review.