CNC Precision Machining Parts For Mechanical

CNC precision machining parts

Materials	6063 aluminum and 304stainless steel
Surface treatment	Anodizing
Tolerance	Precision ± 0.01mm
Testing equipment	CMM; tool microscope;multi-joint arm; automatic height gauge; manual height gauge; dial gauge; marble platform; roughness measurement
Processing	CNC precision machining
File formats	Solid works, pro/engineer, AutoCAD(DXF, DWG), PDF, TIF, etc.
Service project	To provide production design, production and technical service, mold development, processing, etc
Quality assurance	ISO14001:2015，IATF16949:2016

At MK CNC we have vast experience in manufacturing mechanical parts with tight tolerances. We understand that mechanical parts are meant to meet strict quality standards. Therefore each part we manufacture is put through a quality control process to make sure it comes out as per the client’s requirements. The majority of mechanical components are crafted from steel owing to its exceptional strength and longevity. Nonetheless, it is worth noting that we have the capability to fashion parts from alternative metals such as aluminum, brass, and copper. Among the diverse applications of CNC-manufactured mechanical parts, car engines, and industrial machinery represent two of the most prevalent uses.

However mechanical parts are also commonly used in defense, and aerospace industries along with some applications in electronics such as HVACs. If you want to add to the durability and longevity of the mechanical part you can get it coated with an anodization process.

CNC mechanical parts start their life as a 3D drawing that can be used to tweak the part and make it as precise as possible. Once the 3D drawing has been made you can use the drawing to get any number of mechanical parts manufactured. So once you have finalized the design of your mechanical part you can save it to quickly get more copies made in future by feeding the design to a CNC machine.

Why Use CNC Machines For Manufacturing Mechanical Parts?
The complexity and tight tolerances required for making mechanical parts is only possible through CNC precision machining. CNC machines allow you to achieve a tolerance of up to ± 0.01mm which is almost negligible.

The accuracy offered by CNC machines makes them ideal for making complex shapes such as sprockets. You can manufacture bulk sprockets with this precise manufacturing method to perfectly match the chains that go on them.

Gears: Everything from heavy duty machinery to vehicles uses gears to drive or convey loads. As the gears get more complex it becomes difficult to manufacture them using traditional methods. CNC machining allows you to create complex gear systems where each gear fits the adjacent gears in the system.
Whether you need a single gear or need multiple gears for your drive system MK CNC can manufacture them for you.

Seals: While seals are not a moving part they play a key role in keeping the liquids in equipment and vehicles where they should be. Without durable and long lasting seals equipment would not be able to hold fluids such as oil and wear off faster.
Machining allows you to create seals in any dimension or thickness you need to fit your equipment. You can also use multiple materials to make the seals more durable and reliable.

Joints: Machines and heavy duty equipment are made up of multiple sections that need to be joined together using joints. Fasteners and joints are one of the most common mechanical components you will find in most machines. CNC machining is widely used to manufacture joints such as screws, clips, rivets, and bolts that can hold different sections in place. No matter if your equipment is big or small it still needs sturdy joints to keep components from moving around. Joints made using CNC machines are known for their quality and accuracy.

Pulleys: Pulleys are still a common component in mechanical equipment and they need to have the right thickness and depth to move the belts along. Unless you use a precision manufacturing technique such as CNC machining it can be difficult to achieve the right surface finish, depth and width requires to seat the belt in place.

Applications of CNC machining mechanical parts in different industries
Every industry has some aspects that utilize mechanical parts. However, some industries have a higher utilization of CNC machining parts than others. Here are some industries that rely heavily on CNC machining parts:
Automotive industry: The automotive industry has one of the highest utilization of CNC-made mechanical parts. Cars manufacturers need mechanical components to build engine parts, brakes, and suspension systems.

So it doesn’t come as a surprise that car manufacturers rely heavily on CNC machining to get the parts they need.
Manufacturing industry: Manufacturing industries use large equipment such as conveyor belts, industrial robots, drills, grinders, and other tools that require mechanical parts. Since manufacturing equipment is meant to withstand high levels of stress the parts used in these equipment also need to be high quality. CNC machining allows you to create mechanical parts of heavy duty machinery while maintaining quality and durability.
Construction industry: The construction industry uses heavy duty equipment such as bulldozers, cranes, trucks, and compactors all of which are made up of hundreds of mechanical parts.

CNC machines can manufacture large mechanical components to support the heavy duty equipment used in manufacturing.
Fitness equipment industry: The fitness industry relies heavily on machines that use pullies, drive systems, and other complex mechanical parts.
CNC machining process is ideal for making fitness equipment parts because it allows you to work on steel which is known for its strength and rigidity.

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