CNC Turning Operations

• Turning rotates workpieces against stationary tools for external shaping, including straight turning, taper turning, and contouring to create shafts or bushings.​ ​
• Facing flattens ends perpendicular to the axis, while grooving and threading add slots or screw features for functional components. ​
• Boring enlarges internal holes precisely, supporting high-volume production with tolerances down to microns.​

VMC Job Works

• Vertical Machining Centers (VMC) use spindle-mounted tools on vertical axes for milling slots, pockets, and 3D contours on flat or prismatic parts.​
• Common operations include face milling, drilling, tapping, and engraving, ideal for molds, prototypes, and aluminum housings.​
• Multi-axis VMCs enable undercuts and complex geometries, reducing setups for efficiency in batch runs.​ ​

Key Applications

• Turning : Axles, valves, fittings for rotational symmetry.​​

• VMC : Brackets, enclosures, dies for planar features.​​

• Combined : Engine blocks blending turned bores with milled surfaces.