Description
The “CNC Stainless Steel Turning Parts Threaded Bushing” displayed on this product page is a pre-sale product. If you need cnc stainless steel turning parts, please click “Contact Us” on the product page and send your drawings to our email and get it Manufacturability feedback. Once we confirm your order, you can get free samples within 7 days.
Compared with similar products on the market, CNC lathe processing of customized threaded bushings has unparalleled outstanding advantages in performance, quality, appearance, etc., and enjoys a high reputation in the market. We summarize the defects of past products and continuously improve them. Product specifications can be customized according to your needs.
In order to provide a meaningful quote, we only require the following information: Full-size prints, drawings, sketches in PDF or CAD format All required raw materials Any necessary secondary operations, including heat treatment, plating or finishing specifications Any applicable customer specifications, Such as first article inspection, PPAP requirements and expected number or quantities of external process certificates required Any other useful information such as target pricing.
We are involved in almost every industry imaginable. We serve 5G, artificial intelligence, aerospace, energy, medical, dental and many other sectors.
Your needs, part complexity, type of manufacturing, and many other factors come into play. Generally speaking, we can machine parts with small outside diameters (ODs) as small as 2mm (0.080”) and large ODs as large as 200mm (8”). If you are looking for help determining these factors, we encourage you to contact our technical sales staff early in the design cycle so we can review your part and provide insight and assistance.
In its simplest form, a lathe is a machine that can make turned parts from bar stock but has no milling capabilities. Screw machines, turning centers, and CNC lathes are lathes with the ability to turn and mill parts. Turning centers and Swiss lathes can often make more complex parts than screw machines and are better suited for parts with tight engineering tolerances. Swiss lathes tend to be better suited for small, thin and long parts than screw machines and turning centers.
