
Precision CNC Turning Services
- 20+ Years of Industry Experience
- Tight Tolerances ±0.005mm
- AS9100D & ISO 9001:2015 Certified
Why Choose Our CNC Turning Services?
Advanced Equipment
Quality Assurance
Fast Turnaround
Material Expertise
Engineering Support
Global Reach
Our CNC Turning Capabilities

Precision Turning
- Single and multi-axis turning
- OD and ID turning operations
- Facing, threading, and tapering

Swiss CNC Turning
- 1mm to 38mm diameter
- High-speed production
- Medical & aerospace grade

Prototyping
- 3-5 day turnaround
- Material matching
- Design feedback

Production Runs
- Small to large volumes
- Lean manufacturing practices
- Supply chain management

Secondary Operations
- Drilling, tapping, and threading
- Surface finishing
- Heat treatment

Custom Solutions
- Complex geometries
- Exotic materials
- Specialized tooling
Materials We Work With
Aluminum
Steel
Brass & Copper
Titanium
Plastics
Superalloys
Magnesium
Other Alloys
Material Selection Support
- Complex geometries
- Exotic materials
- Specialized tooling
- Complex geometries
- Exotic materials
- Specialized tooling
Surface Finishes & Secondary Operations

Metal Finishes
- As-Machined - Direct from CNC process
- Bead Blasting - Uniform matte texture
- Polishing - Mirror or satin finish
- Anodizing - Type II or III with color options
- Powder Coating - Durable colored finish
- Passivation - Enhanced corrosion resistance
- Black Oxide - Dark protective coating
- Electroplating - Nickel, chrome, zinc options
- Brushed Finish - Directional texture

Plastic Finishes
- As-Machined - Direct from CNC process
- Vapor Polishing - Smooth, glossy finish
- Mechanical Polishing - Controlled smoothness
- Painting - Decorative and protective
- Texturing - Functional grip patterns
- Media Tumbling - Edge softening
- UV Stabilization - Weather resistance

Secondary Operations
- Heat Treatment - Hardening, tempering, annealing
- Laser Marking - Permanent part identification
- Thread Rolling - High-strength threads
- Knurling - Functional grip patterns
- Assembly - Component integration
- Deburring - Edge conditioning
- Custom Packaging - Protection and organization
Our CNC Turning Process
Project Consultation
CNC Programming
Material Selection & Preparation
Precision Machining
Quality Inspectionv
Finishing & Delivery
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CNCPOR CNC Turning Projects

Aerospace Industry

Medical Devices

Automotive

Electronics

Oil & Gas

Robotics
Frequently Asked Questions
01. What is the difference between CNC turning and CNC milling?
In CNC turning, the workpiece rotates while cutting tools remain stationary, making it ideal for creating cylindrical parts. The material is mounted in a chuck that rotates at high speed while tools remove material to create the desired shape. CNC milling, on the other hand, uses rotating cutting tools while the workpiece remains stationary, making it better suited for creating parts with flat surfaces and complex geometries that aren’t rotationally symmetrical.
02. What types of parts are best suited for CNC turning?
CNC turning is ideal for parts with rotational symmetry or cylindrical features, such as:
- Shafts and axles
- Bushings and sleeves
- Pins and fasteners
- Valve components
- Fittings and connectors
- Pulleys and gears
- Cylindrical housings
03. What is the typical lead time for CNC turned parts?
Our standard lead time for CNC turning services is 7-10 business days, but we offer expedited options as fast as 3-5 days and rush services for 1-2 day turnaround when needed.
04. Is there a difference in process between small-batch and large-batch CNC turning processing?
Small-batch processing focuses more on flexibility, and general fixtures and simplified processes may be adopted; for large-batch processing, special fixtures will be designed and tool paths will be optimized to improve efficiency and consistency.
05. Can irregularly shaped parts be processed by CNC turning?
For some irregularly shaped parts, as long as their rotationally symmetric parts are suitable for turning processing, they can be completed by combining turning with other processing methods. However, completely non-rotationally symmetric irregular parts may not be suitable for pure turning.
06. How do I know if my roof repairs or replacement?
Our CNC turning capabilities allow us to machine parts with diameters ranging from 2mm (0.08″) up to 450mm (17.7″) and lengths up to 1000mm (39.4″).
07. Can the dimensional requirements of parts be changed during processing?
In the early stage of processing and when mass production has not yet started, you can communicate with the manufacturer to make changes, but additional programming and debugging fees may be incurred, and the delivery time will be affected; if it is in the stage of mass processing, the cost of changes will be higher.
08. How to inspect whether the precision of CNC turned parts meets the standards?
Usually, detection tools such as calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, projectors, and coordinate measuring machines are used to measure and inspect the dimensional, shape, and position accuracy indicators of parts in accordance with the drawing requirements.
09. What to do if the processed parts have dimensional over-tolerance?
If the over-tolerance range is small and does not affect use, rework and repair can be tried; if the over-tolerance is serious and cannot be repaired, it may need to be scrapped and remade. At the same time, the cause of over-tolerance needs to be checked and the process adjusted.
10. Can CNC turning achieve a mirror-like surface roughness?
With suitable materials (such as copper and aluminum) and processes, through fine turning and the use of high-gloss tools, a surface roughness close to that of a mirror can be achieved, which can generally reach Ra0.02-0.05μm.