Electris offers comprehensive and innovative contract manufacturing services for copper and aluminum components. We have state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure based on current technologies that allow us to produce components of the highest quality.
Modern manufacturing companies, aiming to produce high-quality products while minimising costs, are increasingly adopting advanced techniques and automating processes.
CNC technology plays a significant role in this context, enabling the efficient, economical, and safe production of precise components. What else contributes to the popularity and wide application of CNC machining tools? What does this technology entail, and what methods does it use? We answer these and other questions below.
CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) machining is a technology that enables the production of extremely precise parts using computer-controlled machines known as CNC machines. It has replaced traditional machining methods, where devices were manually operated by workers. In practice, CNC machining involves removing layers of material from a raw block using a cutting tool. A special controller, responsible for controlling the machine, manages these tasks. The human role is limited to selecting the appropriate settings and supervising the machines. The result of CNC machining is the transformation of raw material into a finished product that meets the customer's shape and dimension requirements.
Using machines equipped with microcomputers has allowed for the automation of production processes, thereby increasing their efficiency, repeatability, and precision.
CNC machines can process a variety of materials, most commonly:
Electris specialises in CNC metal machining, particularly copper and aluminium. We use modern, computer-controlled machines (including 3-axis and 5-axis), undertaking the most demanding projects from our clients (e.g., elements up to 4 meters in length).
CNC mechanical machining encompasses many methods that enable precise shaping of various materials. The most important include:
At Electris, we specialise in CNC milling, CNC turning, and CNC bending of copper and aluminium elements.
The three basic stages of CNC machining are computer design, project processing, and part production. The entire process also requires simulating the machining process, preparing CNC machines, and quality control. The process concludes with finishing, which gives the product its final appearance and properties. At Electris, we carry out all stages of final machining, including drilling, grinding, engraving, marking, and threading.
Primarily, CNC milling machines, CNC bending machines, and CNC lathes are used, which can have 3 or more axes (usually 4 or 5). Some manufacturing companies also use multitasking machines, which allow for the production of a finished part in one process – without the need to transfer it between different machines.
CNC machining services are highly popular because they have many advantages. These include:
It is also worth noting that machining non-ferrous metals such as copper and aluminium using CNC technology is extremely versatile and safe, making it applicable in many industries.
There is enormous demand for CNC machining services in various industries, especially in energy, automotive, construction, agriculture, and the machinery, electronics, aerospace, and medical industries. The ability to use advanced CNC machines and program them freely, as well as work with various materials, makes this technology widely used in almost every industrial sector.
The cost of CNC machining depends on many factors – including the type of material being machined, the geometric complexity of the part, and the production volume.
If you need to estimate the cost of elements requiring CNC technology, please contact Electris at sales@electris.pl). We produce custom copper and aluminium components for our clients worldwide, which are used in a variety of devices.
CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) machining is a technology that enables the production of extremely precise parts using computer-controlled machines known as CNC machines. It has replaced traditional machining methods, where devices were manually operated by workers.
CNC machines can process a variety of materials. Most commonly:
CNC mechanical machining encompasses many methods that enable precise shaping of various materials. The most important include:
Primarily, CNC milling machines, CNC bending machines, and CNC lathes are used, which can have 3 or more axes (usually 4 or 5). Some manufacturing companies also use multitasking machines, which allow for the production of a finished part in one process – without the need to transfer it between different machines.
CNC machining services are highly popular because they have many advantages. These include:
The cost of CNC machining depends on many factors – including the type of material being machined, the geometric complexity of the part, and the production volume.
If you need to estimate the cost of elements requiring CNC technology, please contact Electris at sales@electris.pl. We produce custom copper and aluminium components for our clients worldwide, which are used in a variety of devices.
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