CNC machining produces precision components by removing material with computer-controlled equipment. Common processes include CNC milling and CNC turning, along with drilling, boring, threading, and related operations.
Buyers should provide drawings, models when available, material specifications, tolerances, surface-finish requirements, quantities, and inspection requirements.
Machine shops differ in machine size, number of axes, material experience, tolerance capability, inspection equipment, production volume, and access to secondary processes.
For repeat production, discuss revision control, material traceability, inspection documentation, tooling, and how changes will be communicated.
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