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CNC
CNC turning is a machining process used to create cylindrical parts by rotating a workpiece while a cutting tool is applied to it. It is performed on a CNC lathe or turning center, which automates the movement of the cutting tool and the rotation of the workpiece.
5-axis milling
With 5-axis milling, manufacturers can create intricate parts with greater accuracy and efficiency, particularly for industries like aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing. It reduces lead times and improves surface finish while allowing for highly complex geometries, undercuts, and curved surfaces.
cAD 3D
CAD 3D (Computer-Aided Design in 3D) refers to the use of specialized software to create three-dimensional digital models of physical objects. Unlike 2D CAD, which focuses on flat drawings, 3D CAD enables designers to visualize and manipulate objects in a fully spatial environment, showing all dimensions—height, width, and depth.
CAM
CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) is the use of software to control and automate machine tools and related equipment in the manufacturing process. It integrates with CAD (Computer-Aided Design) systems to turn digital designs into physical products by generating toolpaths and machine instructions.