On-demand Custom CNC Machining Services

Online CNC machining service for rapid prototypes and production parts in metals or plastics. Get instant quotes today, and order your custom CNC machined parts at a better price.

  • One-off CNC Prototypes
  • 100K+ Mass Production Machining
  • Tolerance as tight as ±0.005 mm
  • Delivery in as little as 5 days

Your reliable partner OYA Precision Machining

Seeking a reliable and efficient CNC machining supplier? Look no further than OYA. With our expertise in custom metal and plastic machining, we possess two state-of-the-art CNC machining factories dedicated to rapid prototyping and production part machining. we offer limitless manufacturing capacity. Rest assured, your high-quality machined parts will be delivered on time, every time. Experience our professional online CNC machining services today!

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Our CNC Machining
Capabilities

We are always ready for the challenges of tight tolerances and complex CNC machined parts. Try out our precision CNC machining services and become our next satisfied customer.

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CNC Milling Service

We have a total of 32 sets of 5-axis CNC milling machines in our facility, enabling us to effortlessly mill plastic and metal parts with intricate geometries while maintaining tight tolerances. Additionally, we provide cost-effective solutions by utilizing our 3-axis and 4-axis milling machines for the production of machined parts.

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CNC Turning Service

CNC turning is a highly efficient technique for producing cylindrical components from plastic and metal bars or tubes, such as worm shafts. By incorporating live tooling, it becomes possible to achieve simultaneous milling of complex geometries. This combination of capabilities enhances the efficiency and versatility of the CNC turning process.

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EDM & Wire-Cut Service

EDM and wire-cut are CNC machining processes that utilize copper, graphite patterns, or molybdenum wire to achieve precise designs with sharp corners, undercuts, and the removal of unnecessary material from workpieces. EDM is extensively employed in rapid tooling and production mold making due to its effectiveness in creating intricate shapes and features.

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CNC Grinding Service

If you require a part with an exceptionally flat surface or a round part with tight tolerances of OD and ID within +/- 0.005mm, our CNC grinding machining service is the ideal choice for meeting your production needs. We specialize in providing precise grinding solutions for parts that demand high accuracy and tight tolerances.

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CNC Turning Service

Swiss machining offers an efficient method for producing intricate or slender components. By simultaneously moving live tooling and the workpiece, we can consistently cut material that is in close proximity to the workpiece holder. This approach helps prevent deformation, which is a common challenge with traditional CNC lathes.

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CNC Routing Service

In addition to our standard milling services for engineering plastics and metals, we provide CNC routing services for prototypes and parts made from soft materials like EPS foam, EVA, and wood.

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CNC
MACHINES

ISO

9001:2015
CERTIFIED

10K+

CNC PARTS
MADE MONTHLY

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PLASTIC &
METAL MATERIALS

CNC Machined Part Gallery

To provide you with a comprehensive understanding of our CNC machining capabilities, we would like to showcase some of our past projects and demo parts meticulously designed by our skilled engineers. At OYA, we possess the flexibility to handle a wide range of CNC machined parts. Whether your project requires intricate precision or larger-scale production, we are the CNC machining company that can meet your needs. Look no further; your search for a reliable partner ends here!

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Why Choose Us

1. No MOQ

We offer prototype injection molding by using aluminum molds, which allows us to accept orders for just a few hundred moldings or even just one piece. This is the best way to test your moldings at the lowest cost before making production molds.

2. Design Optimization

As soon as we receive your RFQ, our mold tooling and molding specialists will analyze your molded parts and provide DFM analysis report within 24 hours. This helps you to get the best results in terms of quality and cost.

3. Consistency and High Quality

We guarantee that each custom molded part is equal in quality to the inspection sample given to the customer. This is thanks to our certified injection molding factory, in-process inspections, and dimensional verification after production.

4. High Efficiency and Fast Delivery

Aside from our own injection molding machines, we have built up strong networks with our partners, which means we can get your moldings done without any queuing time. Our molding specialists can find the right parameters for your moldings in no time at all.

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Prototype and Production Moldings Made Easy

Get 7-day standard lead times on simple parts between 0.5 in. x 0.5 in. and 4 in. x 3 in. Upload your part to see if it’s eligible.

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What are the different types of CNC machines?

In a CNC machining shop, there are several types of CNC machines commonly used, including CNC mills, CNC turning machines (or lathes), CNC routers, Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) machines, and CNC grinding machines.

CNC mills utilize rotating cutting tools that are positioned at different areas of the workpiece to perform cuts. They are versatile and can be used to manufacture a wide range of parts.

CNC lathes, on the other hand, rotate the workpiece against a stationary cutting tool. They are mainly employed for producing cylindrical parts.

Swiss machines are similar to CNC lathes but differ in the movement of cutting tools. Instead of moving the tools, Swiss machines move the workpieces, allowing the production of small diameter round parts without deformation.

CNC routers are similar to CNC mills but generally have less power and are not suitable for cutting the hardest materials. However, they can operate at higher speeds compared to CNC mills.

EDM machines use electrical discharges (sparks) instead of sharp cutting tools to cut material. This process does not involve physical contact between the tool and the workpiece.

CNC machines are often characterized by the number of axes they possess. Machines with more axes can move their tools and/or workpieces in a greater variety of ways, providing enhanced cutting flexibility and the ability to create more complex parts in a shorter timeframe.

How Does CNC Machining Work?

The CNC machining process begins with the use of a computer and CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software, where designers create a part. Subsequently, the programmer utilizes CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) software, such as HyperMill, PowerMill, Maxcam, or UG, to generate tool paths and obtain the NC files required for manufacturing the parts on mills, lathes, or other machines.

The instructions for the CNC machine are transmitted in the form of "G-Code," which the machine can read and execute. Most CNC machines incorporate a worktable and a work holding device to secure the workpiece, which is typically a block of material. Depending on the machine's configuration, the worktable may or may not move.

Once machining commences, the cutting tool comes into contact with the workpiece, removing layers of material. The tool and/or workpiece are moved and/or rapidly rotated based on the instructions in the G-Code. This precise movement ensures that cuts are made in the correct locations until the part is completed.

Advantages of CNC
machining

Here are some of the key advantages of CNC machining compared to other manufacturing processes such as 3D printing, injection molding, urethane casting, laser cutting, plasma cutting, or other sheet metal fabrication processes:

Cost-efficiency:

CNC machining can be cost-efficient for certain types of parts, particularly when the part geometry is simple and requires minimal raw material removal. The high-speed capabilities of CNC machines allow for quick material removal, resulting in lower unit prices compared to 3D printing, which can be time-consuming for such parts.

Precision:

CNC machining offers high precision with machine tolerances typically reaching +/-0.005 mm. This level of precision allows for parts to be machined with tolerances as tight as +/-0.01 mm. In contrast, 3D printing processes, which build parts layer by layer, often have minimum layer heights of 0.05 mm, limiting the achievable tolerances.

Surface finishing:

CNC machining can achieve excellent surface finishes, reducing the need for extensive post-processing. With high spindle speeds and precise cutting tools, CNC machined parts can have surface roughness below Ra 0.8, suitable for bead blasting, painting, or anodizing without manual sanding. In comparison, parts produced through processes like SLS, SLM, or DMLS often have higher surface roughness (Ra > 3.2).

Flexible part sizes:

CNC machining offers flexibility in part sizes. Large CNC machine centers can accommodate tables measuring 6 m x 30 m or larger, enabling the milling of very large parts. Conversely, with precise 5-axis CNC mills and small cutting tools, intricate geometries can be milled from tiny blocks as small as 1 mm x 1 mm x 1 mm. Swiss machines are also suitable for manufacturing small parts for medical applications. Other processes like 3D printing, urethane casting, die casting, and injection molding have limitations in achieving extreme minimum and maximum part sizes.

Overall, CNC machining stands out for its cost-efficiency, precision, surface finishing capabilities, and flexibility in part sizes, making it a preferred choice for various manufacturing applications compared to alternative processes.

CNC Machining Tolerances, Materials & Surface Finishes

Tolerances and Standards

With our extensive selection of CNC mills and lathes, we offer cost-effective CNC machined parts with standard tolerances, as well as high-precision CNC machining for premium products. When partnering with OYA, we ensure that all parts are manufactured precisely according to your specifications. In the absence of 2D drawings, you can provide instructions using ISO 2768 standards.

Machinable Materials

We offer a wide range of industrial-grade CNC machining materials for custom parts, including ABS, POM, PEEK, stainless steel, brass, copper, and more. Whether you need plastic or metal machining, we have the materials to meet your needs.

 

Surface Finishes

OYA offers a wide variety of high-level surface finishes for CNC machined parts, such as bead blasting, anodizing (Type II, Type III), chrome plating, powder coating, zinc plating, and nickel plating. We provide numerous surface finish options to enhance the appearance and performance of your CNC machined parts.

 
VERSIONS HAVE EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS

CNC Machining for Various Industrial Applications

Our CNC machining service has received approval from customers worldwide across a range of industries. We have provided CNC machined parts for numerous sectors, including the following and many others.

CNC Machining FAQ's

Upon receiving your Request for Quotation (RFQ), our team of engineers will promptly review the CAD files. They will provide design feedback and optimization suggestions for CNC machining if necessary. Our goal is to ensure the highest quality of CNC machined parts while addressing any factors that may impact the unit price and overall cost. By identifying areas for improvement, we aim to enhance the quality and cost-effectiveness of your CNC machined parts.

OYA operates two CNC machining facilities equipped with over 60 sets of CNC milling and CNC turning machines. With a team of over 40 experienced technical experts, we have the capability to manufacture up to 5000 pieces of various types of CNC machined parts in-house. Additionally, our extensive manufacturing network includes verified partners, allowing us to offer unlimited capacity for additional CNC machined parts.

OYA has established a reputation as one of China’s premier CNC machining companies, renowned for delivering exceptional quality, speed, and customer service. Our state-of-the-art CNC machines enable us to achieve tolerances as tight as +/- 0.02mm, and in some cases, even within +/- 0.01mm. However, it is important to note that achieving such high precision may have an impact on the overall cost of the project.

At OYA, our production engineers thoroughly review each RFQ received from customers to ensure accurate calculation of material and CNC machining costs. We understand that the online CNC machining quotation systems available on most manufacturing platforms may not provide precise estimates. Therefore, our dedicated team carefully evaluates each project to provide customers with reliable and accurate cost calculations.

To ensure optimal results in CNC machining, there are two key considerations to keep in mind. Firstly, it is important to design parts that are CNC machining-friendly. This involves avoiding features such as sharp corners, deep pockets, and thin walls, which can pose challenges in the machining process. Secondly, selecting the right CNC machining company for your specific project is crucial. For simple and small parts, it is often more cost-effective to work with smaller CNC machine shops. However, for precision parts with complex geometries, partnering with a CNC machining company like OYA, equipped with precision multi-axis CNC mills, lathes, and comprehensive inspection facilities, would be a better fit.

 

Based on our past CNC machining orders, more than 90% of them have been completed within approximately 7 days. Simple CNC machined parts can typically be finished within 2 days, while complex or large CNC machined parts may require 15 days or more. It is important to consider the quantity of parts needed as well. Additionally, through our extensive CNC machining manufacturing networks, we can also utilize CNC machining shops located near your location in the US and Europe, reducing shipping time and improving overall efficiency.

 
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