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Get custom CNC metal machining solutions tailored to your needs from the experts in China.
Precisely and efficiently manufacture cylindrical parts with tolerances as low as ±0.002mm.
Specialize in producing complex parts with intricate shapes and fine details.
Cut hard metals and complex shapes that traditional machining methods cannot achieve, ensuring precision and high-quality finishes.
With tolerances as tight as +/- 0.002mm, we ensure that every component we produce meets your exact specifications.
Whether you need a single prototype or a large production run, we can deliver your parts on time without compromising on quality.
By optimizing our production processes and minimizing waste, we can offer competitive pricing without sacrificing quality.
In addition to CNC machining, we offer a range of complementary services, including design assistance, material selection, surface finishing, and assembly.
Our quality assurance processes include First Article Inspection (FAI), in-process checks, and final inspections to ensure that every part meets the highest standards.
With offices in Shenzhen and Hong Kong, and a manufacturing base in Dongguan, we are strategically positioned to serve customers worldwide.
Richconn has an extensive material supply chain in China, so you don’t need to worry about not finding the right materials for your project.
By comparing the properties of different materials, choose the metal that best suits your project.
Selecting the right metal for CNC machining is critical to achieving the desired performance and quality of the part. Several factors need to be considered to ensure optimum results:
Factors such as hardness, tensile strength, thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance play a significant role in determining the suitability of a material for your application.
High precision parts require more meticulous machining and inspection, often leading to higher costs.
Some parts may need a smooth, polished finish, while others require specific textures or coatings.
For high-volume production, automated CNC machines with multi-axis capabilities are often more efficient and cost-effective. For smaller batches or prototypes, flexibility and quick setup times might be more critical.
Factors such as material costs, machining time, finishing processes, and inspection requirements will all affect the final price.
Some parts may require additional processes after machining, such as heat treatment, anodizing, or coating. Ensure your supplier can handle these processes or has reliable partners to do so, to maintain quality and consistency.
Clear and consistent communication helps in addressing any issues promptly and ensures the project stays on track.
From the initial material selection to the final inspection, we employ rigorous checks at each stage of production. Our advanced measurement tools and techniques, including First Article Inspection (FAI) and in-process monitoring, enable us to detect and correct any deviations promptly. This stringent approach guarantees that our customers receive parts that not only meet but exceed their specifications, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Whether you’re looking to improve corrosion resistance, wear resistance, or achieve a specific visual appeal, our advanced surface treatment solutions are tailored to provide the optimal finish for your parts.
Surface is left as it comes off the machine with visible tool marks.
Creates a uniform matte or satin finish by blasting fine glass beads or abrasive media.
Electrochemical process forming a protective oxide layer, available in various colors and with increased surface hardness.
Electrostatic application of dry powder followed by curing to form a thick, durable finish in various colors and textures.
Mechanical process using abrasives to achieve a high-gloss, very smooth, reflective surface.
Uses abrasive brushes to create a distinctive unidirectional satin finish.
Electrochemical removal of a thin material layer to improve surface smoothness and shine.
Chemical conversion coating providing a black finish with mild corrosion resistance.
Chemical treatment removing free iron from stainless steel surfaces to enhance corrosion resistance.
Electroplating or electroless plating depositing a metal layer for enhanced appearance and resistance.
Metal CNC machining is widely used in various industries due to its precision, versatility, and ability to produce complex parts. Here are some of the key industries:
CNC machining is used to produce high-precision components such as engine parts, landing gear and structural components, ensuring that they meet stringent safety and performance standards.
This industry relies on CNC machining for the production of various parts, including engine components, transmission parts, and custom modifications.
CNC machining is used to manufacture medical devices, implants, and surgical instruments. The precision and ability to work with biocompatible metals are critical in this field.
CNC machining is used to manufacture parts for boats and ships, such as propellers, engine components, and structural elements.
The electronics industry uses CNC machining to create enclosures, heat sinks, and various small components that require high precision and fine detail.
CNC machining produces components for weapons, vehicles, and other defense equipment.
CNC machining is essential for creating precise and durable components for robotic systems, including frames, gears, and joints.
Various industrial machines and tools require CNC machined parts for their construction and operation, including gears, shafts, and housings.
Our facility is equipped with advanced 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC machines to handle a wide range of machining tasks.
Yes, we provide prototype machining services to help you test and refine your designs before full-scale production.
Lead times vary based on the complexity and volume of the order but typically range from 2 to 4 weeks.
We implement stringent quality control measures, including First Article Inspection (FAI), in-process inspections, and final inspections using advanced metrology equipment.
Yes, we accept a variety of CAD file formats including STEP, IGES, and STL. Our engineering team can also assist with file conversions if needed.
Yes, our engineering team can provide design for manufacturability (DFM) feedback and consulting services to optimize your designs for CNC machining.
We have strict confidentiality agreements in place and ensure all customer data is securely stored and protected.
Yes, our advanced CNC machines and experienced operators can handle complex geometries and achieve tight tolerances with precision.
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