Precision CNC Milling for Complex Components

Raw Material Control

CNC milling materials (such as aluminum alloys and titanium alloys) are sourced exclusively from qualified suppliers. Upon arrival, materials undergo spectrometer and hardness tester inspections to verify composition and hardness compliance. Non-conforming items are immediately rejected, ensuring high-precision CNC milling quality from the source and supporting stable Metal Milling Service operations.

Real-Time Process Monitoring

CNC equipment is equipped with monitoring systems that continuously collect cutting temperature, tool wear, and machining dimensional data. Automatic alarms trigger shutdowns when parameters exceed preset limits, enabling technicians to promptly adjust settings (e.g., tool compensation) and prevent batch defects.

Finished Product Precision Inspection

Critical dimensions undergo 100% inspection using coordinate measuring machines with ±0.001mm accuracy, covering parameters like length and hole diameter. Surface roughness meters assess appearance. All data is recorded and archived to establish a quality traceability file.

Standardized Control

Developed the CNC Milling Quality Control Manual, specifying standards for each process (e.g., clamping error ≤0.002mm). Employees undergo quality training and certification before operation. Monthly quality review meetings analyze issues and optimize processes.