CNC Machining

Speed, Precision and Diversity

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First Part CNC machining service is a quick and cost-effective approach to manufacture high-grade prototypes, tooling and high-precision end use parts in an array of engineering-grade materials.

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What is CNC CNC Machining

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The term CNC widely refers to the “computer numerical control” technology that is used in the subtractive manufacturing process. CNC machining is a manufacturing technology involving the use of computer-aided controls and machine tools to remove layers/portions of a stock material/workpiece till a desired custom and final part is made from the workpiece. 

 

At First Part, our CNC machining process is widely applied in new product development, rapid tooling, product prototyping and end-product manufacturing. It is suitable for use with an diverse range of plastic CNC machining materials & metal CNC machining materials (ceramic, plastic, wood, metal, composite, foam and glass), and can be used across a wide array of industries.

 

Our experience over the years has put us in prime position for CNC operations, allowing us to leverage this automated machining capabilities to deliver even the most complex parts with excellence, speed and high precision.

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CNC OPERATION

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First Part CNC Milling Service

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CNC milling is a part fabrication technique carried out with the aid of a high-speed automated cutting machine designed to remove unwanted material from a part. CNC mills are available in various sizes, capacity and axial configurations. They can work with a variety of materials like plastic, resins, aluminium and more, but are specially designed for machining harder materials like stainless steel and titanium with high precision and accuracy.

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First Part CNC Turning Service

 

CNC turning operations are designed for making final parts with axial and radial holes, internal diameters, grooves and slots. Our CNC turning centres are capable of high-speed turning of both plastic and metals to create end-parts with complex external geometries, cylindrical features, threads and internal bores.