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Process used in manufacturing that involves the use of computer numerical control to automate the operation of milling machines. This process allows for the precise cutting, shaping and drilling of materials by translating a digital design into a physical object through the mill’s controlled movement. CNC Milling is particularly effective in creating complex 3D shapes and can work with a wide range of materials including metals like aluminium and steel, as well as plastics and composites.

Process in which a cutting tool, typically a non-rotary tool bit, describes a helix toolpath by moving more or less linearly while the workpiece rotates. CNC Turning is commonly used for cylindrical shaped workpieces, however, it can be used for square or hexagonal-shaped raw materials.

Techniques combine the best of a mill and a lathe. A CNC turn-mill centre is essentially a hybrid machine that uses the tool rotation of milling and the workpiece rotation of turning. Turn-mills allows users to machine more complex parts without switching machining centres and in much less time. Improves precision, increases flexibility, reduces costs making it a valuable tool for modern manufacturing.

As the name suggests, in horizontal milling machines, the orientation of the spindle on which the cutting tool is fixed is horizontal. The rotary cutter digs removes material from the workpiece while rotating about this horizontal axis. Their design facilitates faster chip removal, which is particularly beneficial for heavy-duty cutting tasks and large workpieces

Process that orient the spindle in the vertical plane in a fixed position. The workpiece then spins, moving up and down to put it in line with the cutting head. Vertical turret lathes (VTLs) are used for large, heavy workpieces as they use gravity to their advantage in clamping parts during turning operations

An automatic screw machine is a metalworking lathe that machines hard materials into designed components using turning and cutting techniques. Screw machining produces a high volume of parts for a low cost since they can create duplicate parts using computer numerical control (CNC) technology. The process is highly versatile and reliable, producing pieces from different materials and finishes with greater consistency than other mass-production methods.