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CNC Manufacturers
Computer numerical control (CNC) is a method for automating control of machine tools through the use of software embedded in a microcomputer attached to the tool. It is commonly used in manufacturing for machining metal and plastic parts. Our CNC process services include CNC Machining Services, CNC Lathe Machining, Precision CNC Machining, Metal CNC Machining, Aluminum CNC Machining, etc.
With CNC, each object to be manufactured gets a custom computer program, usually written in an international standard language called G-code, stored in and executed by the machine control unit (MCU), a microcomputer attached to the machine. The program contains the instructions and parameters the machine tool will follow, such as the feed rate of materials and the positioning and speed of the tool's components.
Mills, lathes, routers, grinders and lasers are common machine tools whose operations can be automated with CNC. It can also be used to control non-machine tools, such as welding, electronic assembly and filament-winding machines.
Early in the process, engineers create a computer-aided design (CAD) drawing of the part to be manufactured, then translate the drawing into G-code. The program is loaded onto the MCU and a human operator performs a test run without the raw material in place, to ensure proper positioning and performance. This step is important because incorrect speed or positioning can damage both the machine and the part.
CNC is considered to provide more precision, complexity and repeatability than is possible with manual machining. Other benefits include greater accuracy, speed and flexibility, as well as capabilities such as contour machining, which allows milling of contoured shapes, including those produced in 3D designs.
On the other hand, CNC can be more expensive, require more maintenance than other production methods and compel companies to hire a skilled CNC programmer.
Some CNC systems are integrated with CAD and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, which can speed the process of programming the MCU. Integration with ERP software and related applications, such as enterprise asset management software, can facilitate operational intelligence processes and help improve plant performance and maintenance.
With CNC, each object to be manufactured gets a custom computer program, usually written in an international standard language called G-code, stored in and executed by the machine control unit (MCU), a microcomputer attached to the machine. The program contains the instructions and parameters the machine tool will follow, such as the feed rate of materials and the positioning and speed of the tool's components.
Mills, lathes, routers, grinders and lasers are common machine tools whose operations can be automated with CNC. It can also be used to control non-machine tools, such as welding, electronic assembly and filament-winding machines.
Early in the process, engineers create a computer-aided design (CAD) drawing of the part to be manufactured, then translate the drawing into G-code. The program is loaded onto the MCU and a human operator performs a test run without the raw material in place, to ensure proper positioning and performance. This step is important because incorrect speed or positioning can damage both the machine and the part.
CNC is considered to provide more precision, complexity and repeatability than is possible with manual machining. Other benefits include greater accuracy, speed and flexibility, as well as capabilities such as contour machining, which allows milling of contoured shapes, including those produced in 3D designs.
On the other hand, CNC can be more expensive, require more maintenance than other production methods and compel companies to hire a skilled CNC programmer.
Some CNC systems are integrated with CAD and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, which can speed the process of programming the MCU. Integration with ERP software and related applications, such as enterprise asset management software, can facilitate operational intelligence processes and help improve plant performance and maintenance.
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Brass CNC Machining
Brass is one of the easiest metals to machine, with many years of experience and proven expertise, our brass machining capabilities enable us to deliver high precision parts and components that match your design specifications. We utilize advanced Youlin® Brass CNC Machining technology to ensure perfect precision and repeatability, whether you need a handful of prototypes or full production runs with quantities in the tens of thousands. No matter how simple or complex your design may be, we will give you the flawless brass parts your project requires.
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Titanium CNC Machining
OEM Youlin® Titanium CNC Machining Made in China. We are a team of skilled professionals, who have a huge experience in providing quality Titanium CNC Machining services. With its excellent strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to corrosion, Titanium CNC Machining parts is one of the most useful and popular products for industrial engineers, architects, and consumer product designers.
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Brass Machined Parts
Youlin has over 10 years of CNC machining experience. In addition, we have the capability to fabricate simple as well as complex Youlin® brass machined parts which include high quality precision brass CNC milled components, brass CNC turned components and brass CNC lathing components. We fabricate all components to meet your demands with state-of-the-art machinery and skilled operators. Brass machined parts made by Youlin are subject to our strict quality inspection regime with in-process inspection and a full final inspection.
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Stainless Steel CNC Parts
Youlin is one of the most affordable and capable manufacturers, specializing in Youlin® Stainless Steel CNC Parts. Our professional technical team has in-depth understanding of special Stainless Steel CNC machining requirements. With great experience and broad knowledge, our CNC machining center can reach extremely tight tolerances in manufacturing Stainless Steel CNC Parts & products.
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Aluminum CNC Parts
Youlin is a Chinese leading CNC aluminum parts manufacturer, who provides one-stop Youlin® Aluminum CNC Parts machining services with rapid production of custom aluminum parts, aluminum prototypes, or low-volume Aluminum CNC Parts, depending on the design complexity.
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CNC Turning Parts
Youlin is a professional Chinese Youlin® CNC Turning Parts manufacturer and exporter with over 10 years CNC machining experience on a variety of custom CNC Turned Components, CNC Machining Parts, Precision CNC Machining Parts, CNC Small Parts, Machined Metal Parts, Plastic CNC Turning Parts, CNC Lathe Parts, CNC Turning Services and more to meet different requirements of worldwide customers. We mainly serve customers from the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and more countries & regions.
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Do your want to buy customized CNC made in China? Youlin is definitely your good choice. We are known as one of the famous CNC manufacturers and suppliers in China. Mainly accept OEM and ODM business because we offer consulting group, rich experience workers, supply chain management, various solutions and exporting only.
