Precision Custom CNC Turning Services for Quality Turned Parts
Whether you need shaft-type, disc-type, or other custom turned components, we provide professional CNC turning Services—offering full support from prototyping to batch production, tailored to your specs.
- Complex, high-precision turning (±0.01mm)
- In-house prototyping & finishing
- Multi-material: aluminum, steel, brass, etc.
- 15–30 days Typical Lead Time
Precision Custom CNC Turning Services
Whether you need shaft-type, disc-type, or other custom turned components, we provide professional CNC turning Services—offering full support from prototyping to batch production, tailored to your specs.
- Complex, high-precision turning (±0.01mm)
- In-house prototyping & finishing
- Multi-material: aluminum, steel, brass, etc.
- 15–30 days Typical Lead Time
What is CNC Turning?
CNC turning is a precise, flexible subtractive manufacturing process for metals (and some plastics). It works by spinning a metal rod at high speed, while a computer-controlled cutting tool shapes the rod by removing excess material—creating custom CNC turned parts like screws, shafts, or cylindrical components.
Through CNC programming, it follows a streamlined workflow: design coding to map the part’s shape, toolpath planning for the cutting tool’s movement, material removal as the workpiece spins, and post-machining finishing. These programs act as “instructions” for the machine, guiding tools to mill flats, drill holes, or cut internal/external threadswithout manual adjustments.
Its key strength is excelling at tight tolerances and circular/cylindrical geometries, making it ideal for prototypes, small-batch runs, and high-precision parts.
Our Precision CNC Turning Workflow
Precise Execution with Tailored Solutions for Every Precision CNC Turning Project
Our CNC Turning Parts Components Gallery
Showcase key custom cnc turning parts across diverse industries and complex applications.
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Our CNC Turning Material Capabilities
- Common Grades / Alloys：6061, 7075, 2024, 5052
- Key Features ： Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, good machinability
- Typical Applications：Aerospace parts, automotive components, electronics enclosures
- Common Grades / Alloys ： Ti-6Al-4V, Ti-6Al-2Sn-4Zr-2Mo
- Key Features：High strength-to-weight, biocompatible
- Typical Applications:Aerospace parts, medical implants, racing components
- Common Grades / Alloys ：1018, 4140, 4340, A36
- Key Features ： Strong, weldable, heat-treatable
- Typical Applications：Industrial machinery, structural parts, tooling
- Common Grades / Alloys ：304, 316, 17-4 PH, 440C
- Key Features ：Corrosion-resistant, high-temperature capable
- Typical Applications:
Medical devices, food equipment, marine components
- Common Grades / Alloys ： PEEK, Nylon, Delrin, Teflon
- Key Features ： Low friction, chemical resistance, lightweight
- Typical Applications：Robotics parts, automotive interiors, wear-resistant components
Our CNC Turning Capabilities & Specifications
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
Tolerances |
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Minimun feature size | 0.5 mm (varies by material, tool geometry; smaller features possible with specialized tools) |
Surface roughness |
Ra 0.4–6.3 μm (via precision turning, polishing, shot blasting, anodizing, etc.) |
Max machining size |
Up to φ150 mm × 500 mm (varies by machine model; large parts machinable with specialized lathes) |
Spindle Speed |
100–6000 RPM (adjusted based on material and tooling for optimal cutting performance) |
Lead Time |
5–25 days (based on complexity, order volume; expedited for urgent projects) |
Surface Finishing Options for CNC Turned Parts
CNC turned parts often need post-processing to enhance appearance, precision, or durability. Based on material and end-use, we offer these surface finishing options:
Electroplating
Anodizing
Sandblasting
Polishing
Laser Engraving
CNC Turning FAQs
Have questions about CNC Turning? We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you understand our processes better.
No rigid MOQ—we prioritize flexibility. Whether you need 1 prototype or 10,000 production parts, we’ll quote and produce based on your exact needs. Small batches or single pieces are just as welcome as large runs.
Our CNC turning centers can handle parts with a maximum diameter of up to 150 mm and length up to 500 mm. For larger components, we can coordinate with our milling capabilities or recommend specialized solutions—just share your part specifications.
Lead time depends on part complexity, quantity, and any post-processing (e.g., anodizing, plating):
- Simple prototypes (1–5 pieces, no special finish): 3–7 business days
- Large volumes (100+ pieces, complex finishing): 2–4 weeks Rush services are available for urgent projects.
CNC turning is highly precise. For most jobs, we maintain general tolerances of ±0.01 mm. For specialized applications (e.g., medical or aerospace), we can achieve ±0.005 mm with advanced machines and calibrated tooling. Exact accuracy also depends on factors like material hardness and part geometry.
CNC turning uses a rotating workpiece with stationary cutting tools (best for round/symmetrical parts like shafts or bolts). CNC milling uses a stationary workpiece with rotating, multi-axis cutters (better for complex shapes or parts with slots/holes). We offer both processes and can combine them for parts needing features from each.
CNC TurningFAQs
Have questions about CNC turning? We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you understand our processes better.
No rigid MOQ—we prioritize flexibility. Whether you need 1 prototype or 10,000 production parts, we’ll quote and produce based on your exact needs. Small batches or single pieces are just as welcome as large runs.
Our CNC turning centers can handle parts with a maximum diameter of up to 150 mm and length up to 500 mm. For larger components, we can coordinate with our milling capabilities or recommend specialized solutions—just share your part specifications.
Lead time depends on part complexity, quantity, and any post-processing (e.g., anodizing, plating):
- Simple prototypes (1–5 pieces, no special finish): 3–7 business days
- Large volumes (100+ pieces, complex finishing): 2–4 weeks Rush services are available for urgent projects.
CNC turning is highly precise. For most jobs, we maintain general tolerances of ±0.01 mm. For specialized applications (e.g., medical or aerospace), we can achieve ±0.005 mm with advanced machines and calibrated tooling. Exact accuracy also depends on factors like material hardness and part geometry.
CNC turning uses a rotating workpiece with stationary cutting tools (best for round/symmetrical parts like shafts or bolts). CNC milling uses a stationary workpiece with rotating, multi-axis cutters (better for complex shapes or parts with slots/holes). We offer both processes and can combine them for parts needing features from each.
Our Other Manufacturing Capabilities
CNC Machining
CNC machining uses computer-controlled tools to cut and shape materials with precision and accuracy.
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Sheet metal fabrication involves cutting, bending, punching, and welding to shape metal sheets.
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Whether for new product development or existing component needs, our CNC turning services fit perfectly! Choose a seasoned CNC turned part supplier like us to cut costs, shorten lead times, and secure machining accuracy.
