The many advantages of computer numerical control (CNC) machining make it ideal for the production of aerospace parts.

The benefits include:

Superior performance.

To prevent part failure, aerospace parts must adhere to strict dimensions, tolerances and performance requirements. CNC machining is an ideal option in this regard, allowing manufacturers to use high-performance but difficult-to-machine materials, such as titanium, in their production.

Light weight.

For equipment that needs to fly, weight is an important consideration for its components. CNC machining is able to produce thin-walled parts and structures from lightweight but strong materials to meet this need.

High efficiency.

A single CNC machine can complete multiple machining processes. In addition, through automation, CNC machining achieves higher speeds to reduce manufacturing cycles and increase efficiency.

Reliable accuracy.

As a result of continuous improvements in CNC machining, machining processes are becoming more and more precise. Greater precision and process control minimize manufacturing defects and produce endurable, high-quality parts with exacting tolerances.

Withstandability.

The combination of precision and rapid production helps reduce cost per part, saving on material, defective rework and labor costs. Increased throughput also enhances profitability.