CNC Machining | Custom & Small-Batch Metal Parts

Standards	CNC Milling	CNC Turning
Maximum Part Size	6000 x 4000 x 800 mm 236.22 x 157.48 x 31.5 inches	1500 × 6000 mm 59.06 × 236.22 inches
Minimum Part Size	0.2 x 0.2 x 5 mm 0.008x 0.008 x 0.197 inches	1 x 50 mm 0.039 x 1.968 inches
Minimum Feature Size	Ø 0.2mm Ø 0.008 inches	Ø 0.50 mm φ0.0019 inches
Threads and Tapped Holes	Thread size: M1.6 – M500(0-80" - 20") Tapping depth: 2 – 5 times thread diameter	Thread size: M5 – M500(6-32" - 20") Tapping depth: 2 – 5 times thread diameter
Standard Tolerances	+/-0.005mm 0.0002 inches	+/-0.005mm 0.0002 inches

Standards

CNC Milling

CNC Turning

Maximum Part Size

6000 x 4000 x 800 mm

236.22 x 157.48 x 31.5 inches

1500 × 6000 mm

59.06 × 236.22 inches

Minimum Part Size

0.2 x 0.2 x 5 mm

0.008x 0.008 x 0.197 inches

1 x 50 mm

0.039 x 1.968 inches

Minimum Feature Size

Ø 0.2mm

Ø 0.008 inches

Ø 0.50 mm

φ0.0019 inches

Threads and Tapped Holes

Thread size: M1.6 – M500(0-80" - 20")

Tapping depth: 2 – 5 times thread diameter

Thread size: M5 – M500(6-32" - 20")

Tapping depth: 2 – 5 times thread diameter

Standard Tolerances

+/-0.005mm

0.0002 inches

+/-0.005mm

0.0002 inches

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