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CNC Turned Parts

CNC turned parts are the result of a precision machining process that is controlled by a software program. Computer numerical control (CNC) offers the manufacturer precise control over the machining process because it minimizes the opportunity for human error. Instead, automated tools perform the process, programmed and supervised by an operator. CNC turned parts are cylindrical and available in a variety of shapes, including contoured, fillet and tapered ends.

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H & R Screw Machine Products, Inc.
Reed City, MI
231-832-2356
H & R Screw Machine Products-ISO 9001-certified manufacturer of high-volume screw machine products for many industries. We also produce CNC turned parts and provide machining of customer supplied castings, forgings and stampings. Our multiple-spindle screw machines have capacities up to 2 1/4" diameter. With 100's of years of combined employee industry experience, choose H & R at www.hrscrew.com!
 
Braymar Precision, Inc.
Brea, CA
714-674-0846
We manufacture screw machine products from aluminum, brass, copper, plastics, stainless, specialty alloys and steel. Since opening for business in 1979, bushings, brass knobs, fasteners, hydraulic fittings, lamp parts, metric nuts and threaded inserts have been among our product offering. We serve aircraft, bicycle, cable, commercial, electronic, marine, medical and other industries. Call today!
 
Ostec Industries Corp.
Denver, NC
877-484-3841
Ostec Industries is a manufacturer of Swiss screw machine components, high precision screw machine parts and turned parts used in an endless number of industries. Our wide range of capabilities and low overhead allow for economical and high-quality production of virtually any part and any volume. Other capabilities include bead blasting, drilling, de-buring, passivation, etc. Please call today.
 
Nytex Automatic Products Inc.
Fredricksburg, TX
830-997-8986
Established in 1990, NYTEX Automatic Products Inc is an ISO 9001:2000 certified screw machine company. We offer products & capabilities such as threaded rod, screw machine parts and Swiss screw machining. Our screw machine products can be as large as 3 ¼" in diameter and constructed from plastics and exotic metals. We are proud to count customers in a variety of industries including the oil field.
 
Ville Swiss Automatics, Inc.
Waterbury, CT
203-756-2825
Ville Swiss Automatics provides Citizen and Tsugami sliding headstock CNCs, Tornos cam Automatics and Escomatic D6Rs. We have 145 years combined experience to run medium-sized CNC, Swiss and Escomatic Screw machine shop. With an ISO 9001:2000 registration, we run our shop 24/7, keeping in mind our customers' needs so they can check their orders in "Real-Time" with software access we provide.
 
Griner Engineering, Inc.
Bloomington, IN
812-332-2220
Griner Engineering has been in business since 1978 supplying precision-machined components and services to transportation and other markets requiring ultra high levels of quality service. We have products that cover air bag safety, engine and accessories, cold formed/machined products and more. We are the specialists when it comes to precision turned parts with secondaries. Call us today!
 
James Wright Precision Products, Inc.
Putnam, CT
860-928-7756
Producing your screw machine products to ISO standards is important to us at James Wright Precision Products. We produce turned parts in aluminum, exotic materials, hard materials, stainless steel and steel. On our website you can view our special turnings, threaded turnings, plugs, rings, plates, special fastenings, pivot pins and more.
 
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CNC Turned Parts

CNC turned parts are machined from titanium, acrylic, brass, polycarbonate, nylon, copper, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), stainless steel and aluminum; CNC turning machines are able to work well with tough and rigid materials. The parts themselves are diverse and are used in bushes, pulleys, shafts, rods, hubs, tools, machine parts, flanges, nozzles, couplings, housings and more. Many industries benefit from the use of CNC turned parts because of the variety of parts and the abilities of the equipment; CNC machines are able to produce a large assortment of products from a wide range of materials with precise depths and dimensions in order to fit specific needs. These parts are used in the automotive, electronics, petroleum, defense, commercial, aerospace, marine and construction industries.

Computer-controlled turning is performed in machine shops. There are two main pieces of equipment used to produce turned parts: CNC screw machines or CNC lathes. Both work in similar ways. A round, square or hexagonal blank called a workpiece is attached to spindles on the machine, which hold it firmly in place. The blank begins to spin, and multiple automated cutting, drilling, notching and knurling tools attached to the machine apply the appropriate amount of pressure to mechanically cut away material. The tools are powered by a motor located at the machine's base that acts as the power source for all operations. These motors vary in horsepower in accordance with the size of the machine, the necessary speed and the material of the workpiece. Smoothing and finishing is completed and the finished part is removed from the machine. CNC screw machines have multiple spindles, which allows for the simultaneous machining of several parts. CNC lathes use a single spindle and a drill bit to cut away unnecessary material. Lathes using software are quickly replacing conventional lathes, which required an operator with high levels of skill, knowledge and experience. The difference between CNC turned parts and CNC milled part is in the machining process. Turned parts are rotated while the tool is held stationary, whereas milled parts are held stationary while the tool rotates.