CNC products offer high precision and consistency, reducing human error and ensuring tight tolerances in complex designs.

One of the primary advantages of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology is its ability to deliver high precision and consistency, which is crucial for producing parts that require tight tolerances and complex designs. Unlike manual machining, which is prone to human error, CNC machines are computer-controlled and can execute every production step with extreme accuracy.

This level of precision is especially valuable for industries that rely on intricate designs, such as aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing. CNC machines can be programmed to perform complex cutting, drilling, and milling processes down to microscopic levels, ensuring that even the most detailed parts meet exact specifications.

1. Anodizing
2. Sandblasting
3. Matt anodizing
4. Polish 0.8
5. Painting
6. Brush

1. Choose the right polishing method: There are a variety of polishing methods to choose from, including manual polishing, mechanical polishing and chemical polishing. Select the method that best suits the material and geometry of the part.
2. Control polishing pressure: A consistent and controlled pressure polishing process is applied. Too much pressure can result in too much material removal or heat generation, while too little pressure may result in an uneven or incomplete surface.
3. Follow a systematic approach: Start with a coarser polish or abrasive pad and gradually transition to a finer polish or abrasive pad. This progressive approach helps to eliminate scratches or blemishes from the previous stage.