CNC Milling Service

  Precision CNC Milling

  5-Axis CNC Milling

  Custom CNC Components

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At Alpha-Mold, our CNC milling services specialize in delivering high-quality components like engine parts, frames, and enclosures. Our capabilities include 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis milling, allowing us to accommodate a wide range of design complexities. With right-angle milling and other specialized techniques, we ensure that every part meets the exact specifications required by our clients.

One of the key strengths of our CNC milling process is its ability to achieve tight tolerances, generally as precise as ±0.01 making it ideal for applications that demand high precision and consistency. Whether your project involves simple lines or intricate geometric patterns, our state-of-the-art milling machines and highly skilled engineers guarantee that your parts are machined to perfection on the first run.

The advantages of CNC milling extend beyond just precision. It offers unparalleled versatility, supporting various materials, from metals like aluminum and steel to advanced plastics. This flexibility makes CNC milling suitable for a broad spectrum of industries, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, and more. Additionally, our instant pricing, on-demand lead times, and design-for-manufacturability feedback ensure that your custom CNC milled parts are delivered quickly and cost-effectively.

Type of CNC Mills

3-Axis: The most commonly used CNC milling machine. It operates along the X, Y, and Z axes, making it versatile for a wide range of tasks, from simple cuts to more complex designs.

4-Axis: In addition to the X, Y, and Z axes, a 4-axis mill includes a rotating axis. This allows the workpiece to rotate, enabling more continuous machining and making it easier to work on different sides of the part without manual repositioning.

5-Axis: These advanced machines have the three standard axes plus two additional rotary axes. A 5-axis CNC mill can machine five sides of a workpiece in a single setup, without needing to remove and reset the part. The workpiece and spindle head can rotate, allowing for more complex and precise machining. These machines are larger, more sophisticated, and typically more expensive.