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  • Tight Tolerances up to ±0.0005″ (0.012mm)
  • Multi-Axis (3, 4, or 5-axis) Drilling
  • Works with Aluminum, Steel, Copper, Polymers, etc
  • High-Speed and Deep Hole Drilling
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Why Choose Our CNC Drilling Service

When it comes to precision, speed, and versatility, our CNC Drilling Service is second to none. We offer precision hole placement with the ability to drill variable and precise hole sizes. Our advanced drilling technology allows for high-speed drilling, even in the deepest of holes.

Our state-of-the-art multi-axis drilling systems can handle any design, no matter how complex. Whether you’re working with Aluminum, Steel, Copper, or Polymers, our machines are equipped to deliver the highest quality results.

With us, you can expect rapid production times without compromising on quality. Our CNC Drilling Service adheres to tight tolerances up to ±0.0005″ (0.0127mm), guaranteeing you the precision you need for your projects.

Choose our CNC Drilling Service for reliability, precision, and a partner committed to bringing your vision to life.”

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CNC Drilling Materials Options

CNC drilling machines can work with a wide range of materials, both metal and non-metal. Here are some of the most common materials below.

Metals

Aluminum
Aluminum is a superior metal in terms of strength-to-weight ratio. It offers High Machinability, ductility, and thermal & electrical conductivity. Parts with aluminium also become highly resistant to corrosion.
Alloys
Aluminum (MIC6)
Aluminum (2024)
Aluminum (5052)
Aluminum (5083)
Aluminum (6082)
Aluminum (6061-T6)
Aluminum (6063)
Aluminum (7075-T6)

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Brass
Golden shiny color, low friction, excellent Machinability, and high electrical & thermal conductivity. Brass can be easily machined and the best choice for low-friction applications.
Alloys

Brass (360)

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Copper
It offers good strength, hardness, and excellent corrosion resistance with superior heat and thermal conductivity. It also has a very appealing aesthetic.
Alloys
Copper 101
Copper 110

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Titanium
40% more strength-to-weight ratio than steel, Excellent corrosion resistance, low thermal expansion, and biologically inert. These properties make it perfect for automotive, aerospace, and medical applications.
Alloys
Grade 1 Titanium
Grade 2 Titanium
Grade 5 Titanium（TC4, Ti6Al4v)

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Alloy Steel
High mechanical strength, toughness, resistance to wear and fatigue, and sturdiness. In addition to carbon, other alloying elements can be added depending on the needed mechanical and physical qualities.
Alloys
Alloy Steel 4130
Alloy Steel 4340
Steel (4140 Alloy)
Steel (1018 Low Carbon)
Tool Steel (A2)
m2
d2
20GR
Zinc-Galvanized Low-Carbon Steel
Carbon Steel (1045)

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Stainless Steel
High mechanical strength, Thermal, Wear, and Corrosion resistance. Stainless steel is low-cost and can be machined easily. Parts made from Stainless steel are durable and do not lose that strength over time.
Alloys
Stainless Steel 201
Stainless Steel 301
Stainless Steel 303
Stainless Steel (304L)
Stainless Steel (316L)
Stainless Steel (410)
Stainless Steel (420)
Stainless Steel (440C)
Stainless Steel (17-4 PH)

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Cast iron
It offers three to five time’s higher compression strength than steel. Low notch sensitivity, Good Resistance to deformation, excellent anti-vibration, and consistent mechanical properties

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Plastics

ABS
Excellent strength, extraordinary impact, and abrasion resistance with chemical inertness. ABS can be machined easily and is very easy to paint and glue.

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Acrylic
Acrylic is a lightweight, rigid thermoplastic with optical clarity. It is one of the superior alternatives to glass, offering excellent weather and chemical stability.

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Delrin
High tensile strength, excellent Machinability, Stiffness, wear resistance, creep resistance, and low friction. Overall, Delrin is the ideal replacement for metal.
Subtypes
Delrin (30% Glass-Filled)

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Garolite G-10
High strength to weigh ratio, fire resistive, low thermal expansion coefficient, and water absorption coefficient are entirely free from corrosion risk. Garolite is perfect for insulating parts and electric circuit boards.

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FR4
FR-4 is a manufacturing material with strength almost equal to steel and lightweight. It is a perfect fit for making parts for the electrical marine industry since it is flame retardant, has a negligible water absorption coefficient, and is machinable.

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Polyethylene (PE)
Polyethylene is known for its malleable properties. It offers a high strength-to-weight ratio, impact strength, chemical inertness, temperature, and weather resistance.
Subtypes
UHMW-PE HDPE

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Nylon
Mechanical properties include high resilience, tensile strength, and fatigue resistance. Nylon is a flexible manufacturing material that is highly resistant to abrasion, heat, chemicals, water, and oils.
Subtypes
Nylon (30% Glass-Filled)

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PEEK
A versatile engineering material with high mechanical strength. It provides excellent thermal and chemical resistance. Parts from PEEKS are durable and can be operated at an extensive range of temperatures (up to 2600).
Subtypes
PEEK (30% Glass-Filled)

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Polycarbonate（PC）
Exceptional mechanical properties, including impact strength, toughness, Stiffness, and creep resistance. Because of its transparent nature, Polycarbonate (PC) is a lightweight alternative to glass.

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Polypropylene(PP)
A low-cost material with good Stiffness, impact resistance, and chemical stability. PP also offers excellent wear resistance and elasticity.

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PPSU（Polyphenylene sulfone resins）
PPSU is used in various sectors because of its lightweight, high toughness, great impact resistance, high heat resistance, chemical stability, transparent color, and wide operating temperature range

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PPS (Polyphenylene)
The unique combination of Physical, mechanical, and chemical properties. Excellent strength, rigidity, fatigue endurance, creep resistance, chemical inertness, and a wide range of working temperatures for the fabricated parts make it a perfect choice for electrical applications with high operating temperatures.

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PTFE (Teflon）
High chemical inertness, thermal stability, electrical insulation, and corrosion resistance. Teflon is a low-friction substance that is perfect for making non-sticky and sliding parts for various industries.

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polyetherimide (PEI)
Semi-transparent, high strength, rigidity, thermal stability, chemical inertness, and dimensional stability. Parts made from PEI can work for an extended period without stress cracking.

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PMMA (Acrylic)
Transparent, lightweight, strong mechanical strength, hardness, thermal stability, and chemical inertness. Transparent nature makes it an excellent alternative to glass.

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PVC
Excellent Stiffness, flame resistance, weather resistance, dimensional stability, and chemical inertness. PVC is appropriate for pipelines, medical devices, outdoor appliances, and electrical insulation.

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Standards

GENERAL TOLERANCE

For metals, the standard is ISO-2768 fH (fine)

For plastics, the standard is ISO-2768 mK (medium)

Metric threads tolerances：ISO 965-1 standard UN Threads Tolerances: ASME B1.1-2003 standard

knurling: ISO13444:2012 standard Our factory is ISO 9001:2015 certificated

Visual inspection and Protection

Constant visual inspection conditions

Quantification of cosmetic surface quality

Process requirements

Part cleaning and Protection

Quality Inspection Report

Inspection Confirmation

Dimensional confirmation

Appearance confirmation

Quality documentation

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Technology Overview

What is CNC Drilling?

CNC (Computer Numerical Control) Drilling is a widely used subtractive manufacturing technology that involves the use of computers to control machine tools. These machine tools, in the case of CNC drilling, are drills that are used to create holes of different diameters and depths in a variety of materials.

Principle of CNC Drilling

At the core of CNC drilling is a computer-controlled system that directs the drill bit’s movements. The drilling process begins with a digital 3D design of the part, created using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. The 3D design is then converted into machine instructions using CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) software. These instructions, or G-codes, control the movement, speed, and positioning of the drill bit.

Advantages of CNC Drilling

CNC Drilling machines can have multiple axes of movement. Most commonly these are 3-axis machines, but there are also 4 and 5-axis machines that offer even more flexibility, allowing the drill bit to approach the workpiece from different angles and in different positions.

One of the key advantages of CNC drilling is its precision. It can achieve very tight tolerances, often as tight as ±0.0005″ (0.0127mm). This high degree of accuracy is consistent across all parts produced, regardless of the production volume.

Another advantage is the ability to drill complex and intricate patterns that would be difficult or impossible to achieve manually. This makes CNC drilling suitable for a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and more.

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    Technical FAQ’s

    What tolerances can I expect with CNC drilling?

    CNC drilling can achieve very tight tolerances, often as tight as ±0.0005″ (0.0127mm), but this can vary depending on the machine and setup.

    Can CNC drilling machines handle all materials?

    CNC drilling machines can work with a variety of materials, including metals like aluminum, steel, and copper, as well as non-metals like polymers and composites. However, the specific materials a machine can handle will depend on its capabilities.

    What's the difference between 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC drilling?

    The difference lies in the number of directions the machine can move the drill bit. A 3-axis machine can move in the X, Y, and Z directions, while a 4-axis machine can also rotate the workpiece around one of these axes, and a 5-axis machine can rotate around two.

    What is the typical production time for CNC drilling?

    Production times can vary greatly depending on the complexity of the design, the material being used, and the volume of parts being produced. However, CNC drilling is generally faster than manual drilling techniques.

    General FAQ’s

    Why should I choose CNC drilling over manual drilling?

    CNC drilling offers many advantages over manual drilling, including greater precision, the ability to create complex patterns, faster production times, and consistency across all parts produced.

    What industries typically use CNC drilling?

    Many industries use CNC drilling, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and more. Any industry that requires precise, consistent holes in a variety of materials can benefit from CNC drilling.

    Is CNC drilling cost-effective for small production runs?

    While the cost-effectiveness can depend on various factors, generally, CNC drilling can be cost-effective even for small production runs due to the high level of precision and the reduced labor costs.

    What types of parts can be made using CNC drilling?

    CNC drilling can be used to make a wide variety of parts, from simple plates with a few holes to complex components with intricate drilling patterns. It’s used in the production of everything from electronic enclosures to automotive parts and aerospace components.

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