CNC turning is a precision machining process where a material—such as copper or aluminum—rotates on a lathe while a cutting tool removes layers to shape the component. This process is ideal for producing cylindrical parts with specific dimensions and surface finishes. It’s known for its high precision and repeatability.

How much does CNC Turning cost?

The cost of CNC turning services can vary depending on factors such as material, part complexity, volume, and tolerance requirements. For a precise quote, please reach out to our sales team with your specific project details.

What is the difference between CNC Milling and CNC Turning?

CNC milling involves using rotating cutting tools to remove material from a stationary workpiece, allowing for complex shapes, cavities, and contours. CNC turning, on the other hand, rotates the material itself while a stationary tool removes layers. Turning is typically best for cylindrical shapes, while milling is more versatile for complex geometries.

What are the advantages of CNC Turning?

The benefits of CNC turning include high accuracy, repeatability, and efficiency. It is ideal for producing both simple and complex cylindrical components in low and high volumes, ensuring tight tolerances and superior surface finishes.

Copper & Aluminium Turning CNC Services

CNC turning service for various components

As part of our machining services, we also provide a CNC routing services for various components and materials - copper, aluminium and many metals and materials.

We offer the production of turned components of copper and aluminium in different sizes.

Turning is the machining of metals, like copper and aluminium, for simple and special workpieces, according to the engineering documentation. As the material rotates on a turning lathe, its tool blades mechanically remove successive layers of material, giving the part the required shape, dimensions and surface properties. Turning copper with CNC machine tools stands out with its unique high precision and repeatability of parts.

Thanks to the state-of-the-art CNC lathes in our manufacturing facilities, we can provide low and high-volume production of small yet complex components, such as fasteners, connectors and bushings.