CNC Milling Services

China Top CNC Milling Supplier & Manufacturer – Junying offers worldwide clients affordable, rapid, high precision custom CNC Milling Services, variety of materials available to meet the needs of different industries!
  • Machined prototypes in as fast as 1 days.
  • 50+metals and plastics
  • Tolerances down to +-0.001mm
  • ISO 9001:2015, CE:SHBST100665461231
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Online CNC Milling Services – China Custom Milled Parts Manufacturer

Looking for low-cost CNC milling parts with unparalleled quality? Junying Metal Manufacturing Co., Limited is a professional CNC company in China that provides precision CNC milling services supported by advanced 3-axis to 5-axis machines and highly skilled machinists. Our experienced operators, proficient in CAD and CAM programming, consistently optimize processes to deliver top-tier CNC milled parts and components tailored to client requirements.

Backed by robust technical capabilities and years of industry experience, we provide high-quality yet cost-effective custom prototypes and high-volume milling part production with soft/hard metals and plastics. Our rapid CNC milling solutions cater to diverse sectors including locksets, automotive, machinery, defense, medical, aerospace, electronics, military and more OEM parts machining. Upload your part drawing or inquiry now to get an instant online CNC milling quote.

Junying Precision CNC Milling Capabilities and Features

Junying (CNClathing.com) is capable of providing cost-effective CNC milling machine services and quality products with high precision, fast turnaround and more advantages for vast projects.

  • Rapid Quote, Reasonable Price

    One-on-one rapid quotation with no hidden costs. No premium for small batches, and discounts are available for large batches. Your budget is fully controllable.

  • Precision First, Quality Guaranteed

    Supported by a full set of quality inspection equipment like CMM, parts feature precise dimensions and strictly controlled tolerances. Each product undergoes multiple inspections.

  • Optional Materials, Custom Appearance

    Over 50 types of metals and plastics to choose from, matched with more than 10 surface processes. Everything from material to look meets your needs.

  • Flexible Capacity, Reliable Delivery

    Urgent prototypes are processed quickly, and large-batch production is stable. Production capacity adapts to order scale, and delivery is always on time as promised.

CNC Milling Design Guidelines and Tolerances

To reduce manufacturing time and save costs, here are the standard design considerations and tolerances for CNC milling. For custom requirements, please contact us or request a quote.

1. Design Guidelines
Threaded Holes

Supports UNC/UNF threads from #2 up to 0.5 inch, and Metric threads from M2 to M12.

Note: Do not model internal threads directly in your part design.

Radii

Sharp inside corners will be naturally radiused during the CNC machining process, with the resulting radii matching the minimum allowable tool radius.

Text
  • Minimum character width: 0.018 inch/0.457 mm (plastics & soft metals), 0.033 inch/0.838 mm (hard metals)
  • Recommended engraving depth: 0.0118 inch/0.3 mm (all types of materials)
  • Preferred font style: Rounded sans-serif fonts to avoid sharp edges that are difficult to machine and prone to wear.
  • Reference text sizes: 16-point minimum (plastics & soft metals), 22-point minimum (hard metals)
  • Text type: Where the part design allows, recessed (engraved) text is preferred over raised text.
2. Milling Tolerances
Linear dimension

+/- 0.025mm

+/- 0.001 inches

Hole diameter (not reamed)

+/- 0.025mm

+/- 0.001 inches

Shaft diameter

+/- 0.025mm

+/- 0.001 inches

Part Dimension limit

950×550×480mm

37.0×21.5×18.5 inches

3. ISO Tolerance Standards
CNC Machining Standards (DIN ISO 2768-1(1991-06)
Tolerance class tolerance(mm)
Metal (ISO 2768-F) Plastic (ISO 2768-F)
0.5 to 3 Over 3 to 6 Over 6 to 30 Over 30 to 120 Over 120 to 400 Over 400 to 1000 Over 1000 to 2000 0.5 to 3 Over 3 to 6 Over 6 to 30 Over 30 to 120 Over 120 to 400 Over 400 to 1000 Over 1000 to 2000
F ±0.05 ±0.05 ±0.1 ±0.15 ±0.2 ±0.3 ±0.5 ±0.05 ±0.05 ±0.1 ±0.15 ±0.2 ±0.3 ±0.5
General Tolerances For Shape And Position
General tolerances for shape and position (DIN ISO 2768-2(1991-04)
Tolerance class tolerance(mm)
Straightness and Flatness Verticality Symmetry
10 10 to 30 30 to 100 100 to 300 300 to 1000 1000 to 3000 to 100 100 to 300 300 to 1000 1000 to 3000 to 100 100 to 300 300 to 1000 1000 to 3000
H ±0.02 ±0.05 ±0.1 ±0.2 ±0.3 ±0.4 ±0.2 ±0.3 ±0.4 ±0.5 ±0.5

Types of Multi-Axis CNC Milling

A CNC milling center or CNC mill can perform different operations based on the number of axes.

  • 3-Axis Milling

    The most basic type of milling operation, using three axes of motion, including X, Y, and Z, to machine a workpiece. 3-axis CNC milling is one of the most widely used manufacturing techniques for mechanical parts.

    Applications: Flat surfaces, simple contours, holes, and other relatively simple part geometries.

  • 4-Axis Milling

    A rotary table is added to the CNC machine, allowing the workpiece to be rotated around a fourth axis. This enables the milling of complex shapes and contours on the workpiece.

    Applications: Cylindrical parts, helices, gears, cams, and components with angular or rotational features.

  • 5-Axis Milling

    A type of 5-axis machining, the machine has two additional axes of motion, typically a rotary axis (A) and a tilting axis (B). This allows the tool to approach the workpiece from multiple angles, enabling highly complex shapes with high precision and tolerance control requirements.

    Applications: Complex freeform surfaces, impellers, turbine blades, aerospace structural parts, and more.

Typical Stages of CNC Milling Process

  • Design
    Design

    Create a CAD model of the part that complies with milling requirements, including machining allowances and avoiding undercut features, to ensure smooth programming and avoid manufacturing issues later.

  • Programming

    Generate G-code using CAM software, adjusting parameters such as cutting speed and feed rate based on the specific machine model, tool type, and material properties for optimal machining.

  • Setup

    Prepare the machine by installing cutting tools and fixtures, verifying workpiece positioning and clamping accuracy, and setting tool length compensation to ensure machining precision.

  • Execution

    Execute the machining program, performing first-piece inspection to verify dimensions and quality before proceeding to batch production, minimizing scrap and ensuring consistent results.

After the CNC milling, we are also going to complete the required finishing operations and quality inspections to ensure product quality before shipment.

CNC Milling Materials at Junying – Materials Used for CNC Milling Services

CNC milling service can be applied to a wide variety of materials, including metal, plastic, and wood. Different milling are needed for milling metal and wood. According to the types of machined part materials, certain maintenance and safety precautions may be required for the milling. Here are some common materials for CNC milling manufacturers below. If the material you required is not listed in the table, please contact us.

Material Available Types & Grades
Aluminum

Aluminum 2024

Aluminum 5052

Aluminum 5083

Aluminum 6063

Aluminum 6061

Aluminum 6082

Aluminum 7050

Aluminum 7075

Brass/Bronze

Brass C360

Brass 260

C932 M07 Bearing Bronze

Copper

Copper C110

Copper 101

Steel

Alloy Steel 4130

Alloy Steel 4140

Mild Steel 1018

Mild Steel A36

Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel 17-4

Stainless Steel 18-8

Stainless Steel 303

Stainless Steel 304/304L

Stainless Steel 316/316L

Stainless Steel 416

Stainless Steel 420

Titanium

Titanium Grade 2

Titanium Grade 5

Plastics

ABS

Nylon

POM

PEEK

PMMA

PTFE

Polystyrene

Polyethylene

Polycarbonate

CNC Milling Surface Finishes at Junying – Surface Finishing Process for Milling Parts

A variety of metal surface finishing services are available at Junying for post-machining the milled components, click here to get a quick quote.

Surface Finish Description
As machined Standard finish with a surface roughness of 1.6 μm (126 μin).
Smoothing The standard smoothing surface roughness (Ra) is 0.8 μm (63 μin).
Painting Spraying paint, pigment, or color to a solid surface as a colored protective layer.
Passivation Remove ferrous contaminants or use a light coat of protective material to create a shell.
Powder Coating A functional and decorative finish that is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder.
Anodizing Type II (anodizing color or clear) or Type III (anodizing hard coat)
Polishing Produce a smooth and shiny surface.
Black Oxide Forming a black conversion coating on metal parts.
Bead Blasting Removing surface deposits by applying fine glass beads at a high pressure.
Abrasive Blasting/Sandblasting Smoothing and cleaning a hard surface by forcing solid particles across that surface.
Electroplating/Plating Form a thin coherent metal coating on an electrode.
Brushing Polishing the metal with grit resulting in a unidirectional satin finish.
Chromate Conversion Coating Increase the corrosion resistance while maintaining conductive properties.

If you need unconventional materials and custom surface treatment, please contact us.

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Applications of CNC Milling Services and Parts

Junying is a CNC milling company specializing in high-precision small part manufacturing for mass production, catering to industries including cell phones, medical, automobile, aerospace, military, marine, etc. As one of the most fundamental, versatile, and critical technologies in mechanical manufacturing, CNC milling directly impacts production efficiency, cost control, energy consumption, and environmental sustainability, which makes it indispensable across diverse sectors. Industries demanding uncompromising accuracy, such as aerospace (for Inconel alloy components and steering systems), automotive (for engines and gears), and medical (for surgical instruments and orthopaedic implants), rely heavily on its capabilities. Beyond industrial use, CNC milling services extend to electronics (motherboards and precision hardware), energy (nuclear, oil & gas, and renewable energy components), agriculture (equipment parts), defense (weapon components), and even non-industrial fields like woodworking, jewellery making, and arts & crafts.

Why Choose Junying CNC Milling Services

  • Tight Tolerance Control: Deliver custom milling parts with +/-0.001″–0.005″ precision, fully aligned with your design specs.

  • Quick-Turn Prototyping: Utilize 3/4/5-axis milling machines for fast, functional prototypes of complex geometries.

  • Industry-Versed Expertise: Our seasoned technicians serve global clients across diverse sectors with reliable precision machining.

CNC Milling FAQs
1. What Parts Can Be Made by CNC Milling?

Plane: CNC milling machines can be used to process various planes, including straight lines, arcs and various complex shapes.

Cam: The cam is a common part in machinery, and the CNC milling machine can be used to process various shapes of the cam.

Thread: CNC milling machines can be used to process a variety of threads, including precision threads and special-shaped threads.

Holes: CNC milling machines can be used to process holes of various shapes and sizes, including straight through holes, blind holes, inclined holes, etc.

Curved surfaces: CNC milling machines can be used to process various complex curved surfaces, including spherical surfaces, rotating surfaces and free-form surfaces.

Gears: CNC milling machines can be used to process various gears, including spur gears, helical gears, arc gears, etc.

In short, CNC milling machines can be used to process parts of various shapes and sizes, and have the advantages of high precision, high production efficiency, and stable machining accuracy.

2. What Is the Difference Between CNC Turning and CNC Milling?

Turning operations are performed by rotating the workpiece and using a stationary cutting tool, and milling operations are performed by rotating the cutting tool and leaving the workpiece locked in place.

3. What Types of Materials Do CNC Mills Work With?

The most common materials used in CNC milling are metals such as brass, Titanium, aluminium or steel, and plastics such as PVC, ABS, polycarbonate and polypropylene.

4. What Are Tolerances?

In short, tolerances are measurements that signify the level of precision needed for a part that you want to manufacture. Specifically, machining tolerances indicate the degree of variation permitted in a part’s final dimensions or measured value.

5. What Kind of Surface Finish Does CNC Milling Leave?

Due to the spinning motion produced by the CNC milling machine’s cutter, the surface finish of CNC machined parts will have visible toolmarks. If you require a smooth, unblemished finish to your part, we recommend choosing a secondary finish: grained finish or powdercoat.

6. Can You Lathe Parts?

Yes, we offer CNC Turning (Lathe), as well as CNC Machining with 5-Axis, 3-Axis and CNC Routers.

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Junying Quality Control

We’ll conduct a quality inspection on each order, further reports and certification can be offered at your request. Please submit the order to start.

Standard

Critical dimensions

Quantity of parts

Removal of sharp edges and burrs

Number of parts inspected

Surface finish

Upon Request

Full dimensional inspection report

Material/mill test report

ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO27001 and IATF 16949 certifications

First article inspection for orders of 100+ units

Certificate of Conformance

Material Test Reports

Maximum CNC Milling Capabilities at Junying

Size Limit Metric Imperial
Maximum part diameter 431mm 17 inches
Maximum part length 990mm 39 inches
Maximum swing on carriage 350mm 13.7 inches
Maximum spindle through hole 40mm 1.5 inches

What is CNC Milling & How Does It Work?

CNC milling (computer numerical control milling) is a CNC machining process that involves removing material from the workpiece by rotating and moving a cutting tool, such as a milling cutter, and positioning the workpiece properly, to produce or finish a custom CNC machining object. CNC milling technique can be used to shape a part from beginning to finish, it’s best to produce features or definitions as a secondary or finishing process for machined components. The milling cutting tool can be placed horizontally or vertically, but since the numerically controlled milling machines have evolved strongly, moving on several axis, up to 5 axis, allowing much more to movement of the cutting item in addition to the repositioning of the piece.

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CNC Milling Machine Operations – What Does A CNC Mill Do?

CNC milling service, one type of CNC machining service, is ideal for manufacturing CNC milled parts with high accuracy and tight tolerances in prototype and small/large batch production, which achieved through the following common CNC milling operations.

  • Plain Milling: also called surface or slab milling, refers to the milling operation utilize plain milling cutters with teeth on the periphery to perform the cutting, the axis of rotation of the cutting tool is parallel to the workpiece surface.
  • Face Milling: the operation use milling cutters have teeth both on the periphery and tool face, the rotating axis of cutting tool is perpendicular to the surface of the workpiece,generally for producing flat surfaces and contours.
  • Form Milling: uses form cutting tools or fly cutters for specific purposes, including convex, concave cutters, typically for creating irregular surfaces and contours like curved surfaces.
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  • Angular Milling: also written a angle milling, milling flat surfaces which are neither parallel nor perpendicular to the axis of the cutter.
  • Gear Milling: the milling process for creating a gear.
  • Thread Milling: the interpolation of a thread mill around or inside a workpiece to create a desired thread, requires machines capable of moving on the X, Y, and Z axis simultaneously.
  • Profile Milling: rough or finish mill vertical or slanted surfaces, continuous tool path.
  • Straddle Milling: machine two or more parallel vertical surfaces at a single cut.

Other milling operations: Gang Milling, Side Milling, End Milling, Saw Milling, Helical Milling, Cam Milling, Milling Keyways, Grooves and Slot.

What Is a CNC Milling Machine & Types of CNC Mills

CNC milling machine employs a rotating cylindrical tool (milling cutter) held in a spindle to perform the milling operations, for getting a wide array of shapes, slots, holes, and other necessary impressions. As a common Computer Numerical Control machine, CNC mill has the ability to cut in different angles and move along several axes, allows a variety of milling parts features and designs. The workpiece on CNC mill can be moved across the tool in certain direction.

1) According to the number of axes:

– 3-axis milling machines: have a table that moves in the X, Y, and Z axes, and can cut vertically and in any direction.

– 4-axis milling machines: an additional rotary axis that allows the cutting tool to move around the workpiece in a circular motion.

– 5-axis milling machines: two additional rotary axes, allowing for more complex cutting operations.

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2) According to the motion of the spindle:

– Vertical milling machines: a spindle that is perpendicular to the worktable and moves up and down.

– Horizontal milling machines: have a spindle that is parallel to the worktable and moves left and right.

3) According to the control system:

– Manual milling machines: operated manually and do not have any automated controls.

– CNC milling machines: controlled by a computer and capable of precise and complex cutting operations.

4) According to the size and capacity:

– Benchtop milling machines: small and portable, designed for use on a workbench or tabletop.

– Floor-mounted milling machines: larger and heavier, designed for heavy-duty milling operations.

Different Types of Cutting Tools in CNC Milling Machines – Milling Cutters & Tools

To suit various applications and purposes, there are different types of cutting tools used in CNC milling.

End mills the most commonly used milling cutters, with cutting edges on both the bottom and the sides, allowing them to cut in multiple directions.
Ball nose end mills similar to end mills but have a rounded end, suitable for machining curved surfaces.
Face mills used to cut flat surfaces and create square edges.
Hollow mills the opposite of face mills, the workpiece is fed into the inner part of the machine to produce a cylindrical feature.
Side-and-face cutter with teeth around the circumference and one side, functions similarly to end mills.
Fly cutters single-point cutting tools that are used for light milling operations.
T-slot cutters used to create T-shaped slots in the workpiece.
Thread mills used to create internal or external threads in the workpiece.
Chamfer mills used to create beveled edges or chamfers on the workpiece.

What Are the Main Parts of A CNC Milling Machine

A milling machine consists of different components, which enable it to perform the desired operation smoothly and accurately.

– Control panel: the interface where the operator enters the instructions for the milling machine to control the different cutting operations, it usually contains a CNC monitor, keyboard, and other input devices.

– Spindle: the rotating component that holds the cutting tool, the shaft of the spindle is where the tool is attached, the spindle is driven by a motor and can rotate at various speeds to accommodate different types of cutting tools. The spindle can be vertically or horizontally positioned.

– Worktable: the flat surface on which the workpiece is placed. The worktable can be moved in various directions by the CNC milling machine to position the workpiece for cutting.

– Column: holds together the entire assembly to offer mechanical strength to the mill.

– Saddle: located under the worktable for support and movement to the table in parallel to the spindle axis.

– Axes: CNC milling machines typically have three or more axes, which are used to control the movement of the cutting tool and workpiece. The most common axes are X, Y, and Z, which correspond to horizontal, vertical, and depth movements, respectively.

– Coolant system: used to deliver coolant to the cutting area to prevent overheating and prolong the life of the cutting tool.

– Tool holder: used to mount the cutting tools in the machine, available in various sizes, systems, and specifications, common types including BT 30, BT 40, and BT 50.

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