CNC Milling
CNC milling adds flats, slots, pockets, contours, and other features to threaded and turned components.
How CNC milling works.
In CNC milling, a rotating cutter removes material as the tool and part move along programmed paths. On turned and threaded parts, milling adds features a lathe alone cannot produce, such as wrench flats, spanner slots, and pockets.
- Milled features on turned and threaded components
- Slots, flats, pockets, and profiles
- Setups planned around part geometry and how features relate
- Coordinated with turning, deburring, and inspection
Where CNC milling is used.
Spanner nuts and specialty nuts
Machined features for assemblies
Military and aerospace hardware
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