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The CNC Machine Market was estimated to be worth USD 60.91 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 132.47 billion by 2030, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.2% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2030.CNC machines, also known as Computer Numerical Control machines, have emerged as a vital component in various industries due to their precision, efficiency, and automation capabilities. These machines utilize computer programs to control and operate tools, resulting in enhanced productivity and ac... more
Stamping, forging and spinning are commonly used metal parts machining processes. Do you know the similarities and differences between them?The Define Of Stamping,Forging And SpinningMetal spinning/metal stamping/metal forging is a process used by manufacturers to process axisymmetric metal parts. This process is efficient and versatile. In China, our partner Be-cu.com has provided customers in aerospace, commercial, medical and defense industries with more than 30 years of high-quality metal manufacturing services.What Is Metal... more
What Is Die Casting?Die Casting and it is a precision casting method that obtains the same casting as the mold by injecting molten metal into a steel mold that is precisely machined to perfectly match the required casting shape. In addition to the advantages of almost no need for finishing as the dimensions are accurate, it has excellent mechanical properties and is capable of mass production.Die casting is also called pressure die casting. It is a precision casting method in which molten metal is injected into a steel mold that is p... more
3d printing vs cnc3D printing is a rapidly growing technology with many advantages over traditional manufacturing methods. It however has its problems, including that 3D printing cannot be effectively used for mass production, and is limited in speed and accessibility. Another manufacturing technique for low-to-mid production is CNC machining (computer numerical control), a fairly common subtractive technique for part creation. We decided to compare the advantages and disadvantages for each method to establish where these techno... more
CNC machining service come in different shapes and forms. This article explains the difference between CNC machining and CNC turning, two common CNC technologies. CNC machining is a rapid manufacturing process that turns digital 3D designs into plastic or metal parts by selectively cutting away material. Many companies require CNC machining service to make parts and prototypes, and many industries use the versatile technology. But CNC machining comes in various forms. Although all CNC machining technologies follow a si... more
Two of the most popular industrial processes for creating metal parts are die casting and CNC machining. Both processes can even be combined for the best possible finish. However, when it comes to choosing one process over the other, there are several important factors to consider. Read on to find out when you should use die casting and when you should use CNC machining. What is the difference between die casting and CNC machining?Die casting involves melting metal and injecting it into a steel mould (the die). The met... more
Tolerances in CNC machining are defined as the acceptable range a parameter can deviate from its intended value. A parameter may be a measurable physical property such as temperature, humidity, noise levels, stress, solar irradiance and speed, or a physical dimension, for example, the definition of space. To avoid unexpected tolerance in CNC, the following article you should read. It specifies the permissible limits of variation before a value is deemed out of place. In engineering, tolerance can be viewed as the permissibl... more
According to an article published in Forbes, the manufacturing sector of the economy is growing even as unemployment remains above 8%. Technology has been cited as the main reason manufacturing is expanding. This is because most industries now rely on CNC machining, and people who can operate such machines are almost assured of a paycheck. However, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is threatening to slow the progress, and it’s more important than ever to know how to reduce the costs of manufacturing parts using this technology. ... more
JTR has more than decades of experience in CNC manufacturing services in China and can offer one-stop service (CNC machining parts & CNC machining prototype) for our OEM customers. All processes are carried out through hundreds of advanced CNC Machining machines, lathes, and other manufacturing facilities, ranging from blasters to Ultra Sonic washing machines. JTR CNC Machining Center not only has advanced equipment but also have a professional team of experienced engineers, operators and inspectors to make the cus... more
Aluminum is a vital material for a broad range of industries, and some of the alloys from the aluminum family are perfect for aerospace applications. When talking about aircraft components, which aluminum alloy are they made out of? In this article, we are going to focus on some advanced aluminum alloys used in aerospace industries and why they are used.What Types of Aluminum Alloys Used in Aerospace Applications – Aerospace Grade AluminumAs early as the 19th century, aluminum was used in aerospace. Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin made ... more
Up milling and down milling are two common CNC Milling methods in CNC machining. Many people don’t understand the difference between them. Today’s article will talk about the difference between up milling and down milling.The cutting edge of the milling cutter will be subjected to impact load every time it cuts in. In order to successfully milling, we must consider the correct contact mode between the cutting edge and the material when the cutting edge cuts in and cuts off in a cutting. In the milling process, the wor... more
