Through our more than a decade of CNC machining experience, we have learned that there are five key elements required for successful aerospace CNC machining, and we have honed our expertise in each area. When you submit a quote for a custom precision part or assembly for the aerospace sector, we will review each of these elements in order to provide you with the best solution.
material
When manufacturing parts for the aerospace industry, the main challenge is sourcing and machining the right materials, often including superalloys or specialty metals such as Inconel, Monel, high-grade nickel, and titanium. CNC machining of aerospace materials. The hardness and endothermic properties of these materials allow them to pass through the Earth's atmosphere on their way into outer space. However, the same characteristics that make these metals ideal for aerospace CNC machining also make them extremely difficult to machine. For example, nickel-based alloys can easily wear out tools if not machined properly. We have a long history of processing hard materials that most factories find difficult to process. We also have the top talent needed to process new and custom materials in the market. From programming to machining, our team has the necessary expertise to manufacture high-quality, affordable, and on-time production of aerospace parts CNC machining.
tolerance
In an industry like aerospace, where the margin of error is small, flight safety standards are high, and no corners are cut when it comes to precision and accuracy. Many components that enter an airplane or spacecraft must fit into a very small space and therefore must have tight tolerances.
wrap
Depending on factors such as size and edge sharpness, parts may require special packaging to ensure they reach customers in the same condition as when they left the store. We don't want any parts to arrive with scratches or squeaks! We may use standard packaging, such as egg crates, but there are also special trays and other custom packaging materials for the parts needed. We put a lot of effort and care into our aerospace components, so we want to make sure they are delivered on time and in pristine condition.