Metal Machining Services
In the mechanical manufacturing industry, metal machining is considered to be the most widely used process for machining parts. Meanwhile, CNC metal provides tighter machining accuracy, more consistent machining quality, and higher machining efficiency.
Custom Metal Machining Services
Metal machining is a part manufacturing process that involves CNC machining, milling, turning, drilling, EDM, and wire EDM processes. Through the process of removing metal material, the CNC machine cut the desired shape, size, and surface finish to meet the specifications of product designs and engineering drawings.
With state-of-the-art machining equipment and experienced machinists, the Sendot Technology team is able to provide precision CNC metal machining services that can handle custom metal parts with tight tolerance requirements and complex geometry needs.
Our CNC metal capabilities include prototyping and low-volume custom machining, with particular expertise in CNC aluminum machining, as well as other metals such as magnesium, zinc, titanium, steel, and stainless steel, and a variety of secondary operations and surface treatments.
Why Use CNC For Metal Machining?
CNC machining makes custom metal parts easier and has been considered the best way to ensure high standards in metal machining and part manufacturing. All processes can be set up using adjustable fixtures and automated machine positioning systems, making it possible to respond to production schedules with greater flexibility and productivity.
CNC metal machining allows a higher level of precision and accuracy. Production is completely automated by the program and the machining process is continuous. So every part or prototype will be replicated to the first one, making the manufacturing process fast and easy to give a completely consistent output.
Due to technological developments, machining in the manufacturing industry has been automated. The metal machining process is mainly controlled by computers or robots, which avoids the process of long processes in production lines. Also, it reduces hardware investment and workload, saving a lot of time and effort, and thus reducing production costs.
How Does CNC Metal Machining Work?
CNC is a high-efficiency automated machine tool for machining complex-shaped workpieces consisting of mechanical equipment and CNC systems. They are equipped with tool storage with an automatic tool change function. Therefore, the workpiece can be multi-process machined after a single set-up.
The CNC system can control the machine tool according to different metal machining operations automatically changing tooling, selecting the spindle speed, feed, etc. So it can be completed continuously by drilling, boring, milling, reaming, tapping, and other processes.
The CNC metal process greatly reduces the workpiece clamping, measuring and machine tool adjustment, and other auxiliary setup time, which is suitable for machining more complex shapes, high precision, and repeatability requirements of the parts.
Sendot Technology combines our extensive industry experience with advanced manufacturing processes and machining equipment to create high-quality CNC metal parts and precision machined components.
We are able to meet the needs of our customers across industries and manufacture custom machined parts according to customer specifications.
What We Can Do for Your Metal Machining?
Metal Materials Suitable for CNC Machining
Our high power capacity and the rigidity of modern machine tools ensure that almost any kind of metal material can be machined. Starting from common aluminum and up to different grades of steel and stainless steel, including heat-resistant steel-nickel superalloys, all of those materials can be processed. Even magnesium and titanium alloys with the worst machinability parameters can be machined. Here is a list of some CNC metal materials.
Different Machining Processes for CNC Metal Parts
Precision, Quality and Affordability at any volume.
Our team responds quickly to accommodate your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What metals can you machine?
Aluminum (6061, 7075, 5052), stainless steel (303, 304, 316), carbon and alloy steel, titanium, brass, copper, bronze, and magnesium.
What is metal CNC machining used for?
Functional prototypes, jigs and fixtures, low-volume production, and end-use metal parts for automotive, medical, aerospace, robotics, and industrial equipment.
What tolerances can you hold on metal parts?
Standard ISO 2768-m (±0.1 mm); precision features down to ±0.01 mm with controlled setups and inspection.
What surface finishes are available for metal parts?
Anodizing, bead blasting, powder coating, electroplating, brushing, polishing, passivation, black oxide, and chromate.
Can you machine hardened, stainless, or titanium parts?
Yes. We machine stainless, titanium, tool steel, and heat-treated alloys, and can arrange heat treatment or hardening as a secondary process.
What is the MOQ for metal machined parts?
There is no minimum — we machine single prototypes through low-volume and production batches, with price breaks at higher quantities.
What is the lead time for metal parts?
Prototypes in 3–7 business days; production batches typically 7–20 days depending on quantity and finishing.
How do I get a metal machining quote?
Upload your STEP/IGES file and drawing on Request a Quote; we return a DFM review, material recommendation, and price.
