Factors affecting precision of precision part

What is precision machining?

Precision machining has become more and more important in the manufacturing and assembling industries. Manufacturers are always looking for precision machining company to manufacture the unique part they need for their products. So what is precision machining and why does it become more and more important in the industry?

To make it simple, precision machining or precision engineering is to make a raw material, usually metal, into the desired shape and size that can perfectly fit the exact specifications the customer is requiring. The specification may include material, tolerance, treatment, technics and so on.

It may sounds quite easy to do, but it really do involve many different processes, which contains but not limited to milling, turning, grinding and electrical discharge machining. For every process that is involved in manufacturing, the technician must possess relevant experience in order to meet the high precision requirements.  

Precision machining is really important for manufacturing, hardware and so on industries. One of the reasons is that when it comes to manufacturing or assembling, it involves many big and small parts. Imagine every part is being manufactured without a specification on size, tolerance and so on, how are they going to fit each other perfectly? It will become impossible to assemble the machine. With precision machining, all parts will be manufactured precisely based on the drawing and this can best practice to make sure every part of the machine can tightly fit together.

In Future Precision is a manufacturer that specialize in manufacturing precision parts for aerospace, automotive, electronic, medical and semiconductor industries. We are a supplier that have been ISO 9001:2015 certified. Equipped with experienced technicians and imported machines, we aim to provide our customer quality products with reasonable pricing.

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