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OEM Custom CNC Milling Parts Manufacturer And Suppier USA & Europe

CNC milling produces tight and stable geometry. We focus on CNC milled parts for OEM buyers in USA and Europe who care about tolerance, repeatability, and clean surface finish. We cut aluminum, stainless steel, brass, copper, bronze, and titanium. Parts stay accurate because the setup stays solid, tool length stays short, and feed settings match the material.

You want consistent quality at volume. We already supply bulk CNC milled parts to OEM lines and contract manufacturing. Short runs for prototypes. Larger batches for production. Clean edges, deburred holes, accurate threads, and stable tolerances without chasing rework.

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Why Choose Us

OEM needs stable supply and predictable tolerance. We run precision CNC milling every day, so we build parts for production lines. You need a CNC Parts manufacturer that holds size and keeps lead time steady. Bulk CNC milled parts only work when the process is controlled and repeatable.

We are a certified operation. CE, ISO, and RoHS compliance already in place. We are a custom CNC milling parts manufacturer and make as per customer requirements. We support custom material as well such as Aluminum, Steel, Brass, and Bronze.

You send drawing and tolerance. We machine it. You approve. We scale.

Materials We Machine

Material selection drives tool choice, chip load, and surface finish. We run each alloy with settings that protect tolerance and edge quality. You send the product drawing and specification. We match the process to the metal.

Aluminum

Aluminum CNC milling parts run fast and stay stable. We machine 6061, 6082, 7075, and aerospace grades when needed. Good choice for Spacers, Neutral Bar, and brackets.

Stainless Steel

Stainless steel CNC milled parts need coolant flow and controlled tool pressure. We handle 304, 316, 316L, and 17-4PH. Burr control and heat control matter here. We inspect flatness and thread quality during the run.

Brass

Brass CNC milled parts cut clean with tight dimensional stability. We use sharp tools and low vibration setups to protect fine features. Good choice for fluid fittings, brass inserts, and connectors. We supply brass CNC parts at production scale.

Copper

Copper CNC milled parts run soft and build heat fast. We manage feed and lubrication to keep surfaces clean and edges sharp. Used for electrical and thermal parts.

Bronze

CNC milled bronze parts need rigid support and correct tooling due to abrasive grain. We handle bearing and wear components.

Titanium

Titanium CNC milling parts demand strong clamping and low deflection tools. Heat and tool wear rise fast, so we use coated cutters and proper chip load. Aerospace and medical buyers use this often.

Material Comparison Table

MaterialGrades We MachineStrengthMachinabilityThermal ConductivityTypical UseNotes
Aluminum6061, 6082, 7075MediumHighHighHousings, brackets, fixturesLight weight. Tight tolerance with short tool setup.
Stainless Steel304, 316, 316L, 17-4PHHighMediumLowStructural parts, medical, food equipmentNeeds coolant and rigid clamping. Controls heat and burr.
BrassC360, C377MediumVery highMediumInserts, fittings, connectorsSmooth cut. Stable finish. Ideal for precision threads.
CopperC110, C102MediumLowVery highElectrical, bus bars, heat componentsBuilds heat fast. Needs lubrication and sharp tools.
BronzeC932, C954HighMediumMediumBushings, wear plates, bearingsAbrasive grain. Tool wear monitored.
TitaniumGrade 2, Grade 5Very highLowLowAerospace, medicalDemands rigid fixturing and coated carbide. Chip control critical.

Types of CNC Milling Parts

Housings and Enclosures

Used for electronics and machinery bodies. Flat faces, tapped holes, heat sinks, sealing edges. Aluminum 6061, 6082, 7075. Stainless 304, 316 for harsh use. Brass for small bodies. Built as custom CNC milled parts and precision milled components for OEM lines.

Flanges and Mounting Plates

Used for pumps, motors, pipe systems. True flatness, concentric bores, thread control. Stainless 304, 316. Carbon steel. Aluminum where weight matters.

Shafts, Pins, and Spindles

Turned base with milled flats and keyways. Needs concentricity and clean side faces. Stainless 303, 304, 316. Alloy steel. Brass for small pins. Supplied as precision milled components for assembly fit.

Brackets and Mount Plates

Used in equipment frames and automation rigs. Multiple datums and bolt patterns. Aluminum 6061, 6082. Stainless 304, 316. Mild steel. Titanium in aerospace.

Manifolds and Fluid Blocks

Internal ports and intersecting channels. Seal faces need fine finish. Aluminum 6061, 6082. Stainless 316, 316L. Brass and copper for fluid control. Precision milled components used in fluid systems.

Gear Housings and Drive Cases

Pocketed bodies with bearing seats and oil paths. Accuracy across faces. Aluminum 6061, 7075. Steel for heavy duty units.

Heat Sinks and Thermal Plates

Fins, channels, thermal pads. Stable geometry for cooling. Aluminum 6061, 6063. Copper for high heat load. custom CNC milled parts used in power electronics.

Connector and Interface Blocks

Ports, slots, sealing surfaces. Tight positional accuracy. Aluminum, stainless 303, 304. Brass and copper for electrical routing.

Surface Finish and Tolerances

Surface finish matters. Clean walls, sharp edges, stable geometry. We hit tight tolerances when the drawing calls it. We deliver precision milled components with verified dimensions and documented checks. Finishing options include anodize, passivate, electropolish, bead blast, plating, and heat treatment.

Surface Finish and Tolerances Table

FinishMaterialsLead Time ImpactFunction Notes
As-machinedAll metalsNone to lowClean edges when tool sharp and feeds correct. Used for functional internal faces.
Bead blastAluminum, stainlessLowMatte uniform look. Hides minor tool marks. Slight dimension loss on sharp edges.
Anodize (Type II, III)AluminumMediumCorrosion and wear resistance. Adds thickness. Mask critical fits.
Hard anodizeAluminumMediumHigh wear resistance. Dark finish. Dimensional control needed on mating faces.
PassivationStainlessLowRemoves free iron. Improves corrosion resistance. No size change.
ElectropolishStainlessMediumSmooth and bright surface for sanitary and medical. Needs clean machined prep.
Zinc / Nickel platingSteel, brassMediumCorrosion protection and conductivity options. Adds microns. Mask precision fits.
Powder coat / PaintAluminum, steelMediumCosmetic finish and protection. Adds film. Not for tight tolerance faces.
Heat treatmentSteel, stainlessMediumHardness and strength. Perform machining to near-net, finish after.
Grinding (when needed)Steel, stainlessMedium to highFor critical flatness and tight tolerance faces after milling.
Polishing / BuffingAluminum, stainless, brassMediumCosmetic clarity. Manual step. Round edges slightly.

Order Types, MOQ, Lead Times, Pricing

OEM buyers need clarity. We run prototypes, pilot runs, and production batches. MOQ depends on geometry and material, not a fixed number. Lead time follows tool load, fixture complexity, and finishing steps. You send drawing. We review. You get a CNC machining quote. Sample runs confirm fit. PPAP when required. Then full production. We supply bulk CNC milled parts and wholesale CNC parts as a CNC parts manufacturer for repeat OEM programs.

Lead Time Guide

StageTime RangeNotes
RFQ response24–48 hrsClear print speeds quote.
Prototype7–10 daysDepends on parts geometry
Pilot batch10–20 daysFixture stability and inspection load.
Production3–5 weeksBulk quantity, coating, packing method

FAQ

1. How do I request a CNC milling quote?

Send 2D drawing, 3D model, material, tolerance, and finish. We reply with a CNC milling quote in 24–48 hours. No drawing means no accurate quote.

2. Which materials do you machine

Aluminum, stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, copper, bronze, and titanium. As per customer requirements material alloy.

3. Do you handle small runs and bulk orders?

Yes. Prototype to production. Small batch for testing as well as bulk quantity with special pricing.

4. How do you manage finish and critical faces?

We protect tolerance surfaces before finishing. Mask critical fits on anodize and plating. Surfaces get checked after coating if needed.

5. What affects price the most?

Material grade, part complexity, tolerance, and surface finish affect the price.

6. Can you hold finishing and precision requirements in one part?

Yes if the drawing is realistic. We balance toolpath, feed, and finish to avoid distortion. Cosmetic faces get final check before pack.

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Send your drawing. Tell us material, tolerance, and finish. We machine and deliver. OEM supply, repeat batches, and bulk CNC milled parts. Get a Free Quote


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