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Custom Online CNC Machining Services

From prototypes to on-demand production parts, get an instant quote for your metal or plastic projects with our online CNC machining services. Choose from 40+ materials, 10+ surface finishes. ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485 certified.

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Our On-Demand Manufacturing Services

For engineers, product developers, and designers requiring prototyping and low-volume production, GCH’s custom CNC services is the solution. From simple to intricate designs with tight tolerances, our ISO 9001 certified CNC machine shops ensure excellence. Our fast CNC machining capabilities promise quality custom machined parts delivered within 1 day.

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Custom CNC Milling Services

CNC milling performs multi-axis milling operations, including 3, 4, and 5-axis machining processes. Offer precision and allow for the creation of detailed and specific geometries from metal or plastic blocks.

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Custom CNC Turning Services

CNC milling performs multi-axis milling operations, including 3, 4, and 5-axis machining processes. Offer precision and allow for the creation of detailed and specific geometries from metal or plastic blocks.

Gallery of CNC Machined Parts

View the custom CNC machined prototypes and end-use parts we’ve produced for our customers. 

Gallery of CNC Machined Parts

Begin with a prototype, transition to small batches, and end with precise parts made just for your project. Every solution, designed for your needs.

Rapid Prototyping

With our robust manufacturing capabilities, we can deliver exceptional prototypes within short lead times. This enables you to quickly test prototype parts and bring them to market faster.

Bridge Production

With our  robust manufacturing capabilities, we can deliver exceptional prototypes within short lead times. This enables you to quickly test prototype parts and bring them to market faster.

Rapid Prototyping

Turn ideas into reality quickly with Rapid Prototyping. Detect and fix design errors early, saving time and costs, while ensuring your CNC machined product is market-ready.

CNC Machining Surface Finishes

From prototyping to production, GCH ensures superior quality and reliable functionality. With a wide selection of production-grade metal and plastic materials as well as highly advanced on-demand manufacturing techniques, we offer high-quality products across several industries.

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Aluminum

Aluminum has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio of this metal. It is a great option for the high loading requirements of aircraft brackets and housings. Aluminum also boasts good ductility, stiffness, corrosion resistance, and machinability. Its lightweight properties make it useful for aerospace structural applications like fuselage skin, wing stringers, wing skins, etc.

Price: $

Lead Time: < 10 days

Tolerances: ±0.125mm (±0.005″)

Max part size: 200 x 80 x 100 cm

Titanium

Titanium has a number of material properties that make it the ideal metal for demanding applications. These properties include excellent resistance to corrosion, chemicals and extreme temperatures. The metal also has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio. 

These properties make titanium alloys great options for airframes and aircraft engines. 

Price: $$$

Lead Time: < 10 days

Wall Thickness: 0.75 mm

Tolerances: ±0.125mm (±0.005″)

Max part size: 200 x 80 x 100 cm

Stainless Steel

Steel is another metal with application in the production of modern-day automobile parts. This metal is durable and efficient in performance. It also facilitates the production of high-quality parts. It is resistant to corrosion, lightweight, and results in the production of aesthetically pleasing parts. This metal has applications in the production of car brakes, engines, exhaust systems, wheels, etc.

Price: $

Lead Time: < 10 days

Wall Thickness: 0.75 mm

Tolerances: ±0.125mm (±0.005″)

Max part size: 200 x 80 x 100 cm

Copper

Copper plays a huge role in comfort, efficiency, and safety in the automotive industry. It is an excellent conductor of electricity, highly ductile, and malleable. It has application in most of the vehicle’s electronic components, including vehicle’s wire harness, radiator, starter motor, alternator, and brake tubes.

Price: $

Lead Time: <10 days

Tolerances: ±0.125mm

Max Part Size: 200 x 80 x 100 cm

Magnesium

Magnesium is lightweight and has excellent castability and high specific strength, which gives it application in the automotive industry. Magnesium has applications in producing engine blocks, gearboxes, clutch housings, wheels and engine cradles, and oil pans.

Price: $

Lead time: <10 days

Tolerances: ±0.125mm

Max Part Size: 200 x 80 x 100 cm

Thermoplastics

There are many types of thermoplastics with use in the automotive industry, including HDPE, Polypropylene, Acrylic, Polycarbonate, PPS, ABS, and PC-ABS. These thermoplastics have excellent properties, ranging from high impact resistance to the ability to resist high temperatures. PPS. For instance, it has excellent dimensional stability, temperature tolerance, and resistance to stiffness. You find thermoplastics in vehicle interiors, as well as battery frames and vehicle bumpers.

Finishing Options for Laser Cutting

Improve the surface quality of your plastic injection molded parts with superior surface finishing options. GCH  provides an extensive list of surface treatments to improve the aesthetic appeal of your products. These efficient secondary operations also improve the mechanical qualities of prototypes and production parts.

Name Materials Color Texture Thickness
Anodizing Aluminum Clear, black, grey, red, blue, gold. Smooth, matte finish. A thin layer: 5-20 µm Hard anodic oxide film: 60-200 µm
Beed Blasting ABS, Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel N/A Matte 0.3mm-6mm
Powder Coating Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Steel Black, any RAL code or Pantone number Gloss or semi-gloss 5052 Aluminum 0.063″-0.500” 6061 Aluminum 0.063″-0.500” 7075 Aluminum 0.125”-0.250″ Mild Steel 0.048″-0.500” 4130 Chromoly Steel 0.050″-0.250” Stainless Steel 0.048″-0.500”
Electroplating Aluminum, steel, stainless steel N/A Smooth, glossy finish 30-500 µin
Polishing Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel N/A Glossy N/A
Brushing Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel Varies Satin N/A
Silkscreen Printing Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel Varies N/A < 1 µm
Passivation Stainless Steel None Unchanged 5μm – 25μm

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Online Instant Quote & DFM Analysis

No need to write a quote request email, get instant CNC quotes by simply uploading your design files. Our digital quoting platform analyzes your part geometry, and provides real-time & competitive pricing and comprehensive DFM feedback.

Online Instant Quote & DFM Analysis

No need to write a quote request email, get instant CNC quotes by simply uploading your design files. Our digital quoting platform analyzes your part geometry, and provides real-time & competitive pricing and comprehensive DFM feedback.

Online Instant Quote & DFM Analysis

No need to write a quote request email, get instant CNC quotes by simply uploading your design files. Our digital quoting platform analyzes your part geometry, and provides real-time & competitive pricing and comprehensive DFM feedback.

Online Instant Quote & DFM Analysis

No need to write a quote request email, get instant CNC quotes by simply uploading your design files. Our digital quoting platform analyzes your part geometry, and provides real-time & competitive pricing and comprehensive DFM feedback.

CNC Machining Overview

What's CNC Machining?

CNC Machining, or Computer Numerical Control Machining, is a manufacturing technique where computer-controlled devices are used to remove layers from a material, creating detailed parts or components. Through a combination of tooling and precise machine movement, it produces parts to exact specifications.

What's CNC Machining?

The CNC machining process begins by designing a part in CAD software. This design is then converted into a set of machine commands using CAM software. The CNC machine reads these commands to precisely cut and shape the material, producing a finished part that matches the digital design.

What are the Advantages of CNC Machining?

CNC Machining offers unparalleled precision and repeatability, making it a top choice for industries requiring intricate parts. Its ability to handle a variety of materials, from metals to plastics, combined with fast production times and consistent quality, makes it an essential method in modern manufacturing.

What's the Difference Between 3D Printing and CNC Machining?

3D printing is an additive manufacturing method, building parts by depositing material layer by layer. In contrast, CNC machining is a subtractive method, starting with a solid block of material and removing sections until the desired part is achieved. While 3D printing is often favored for complex geometries and rapid prototyping, CNC machining excels in durability, precision, and material versatility.

FAQs About GCH CNC Services

1. What are your maximum dimensions for CNC machining?

GCH PROCESS is proficient in facilitating the production and prototyping of large machined parts, be it metal or plastic. We boast a substantial CNC machining build envelope measuring 2000 mm x 1500 mm x 300 mm. This ensures we can accommodate even sizable parts, including those tailored for furniture or architectural applications.

2. Can you detail the tolerances of your machined parts?

Absolutely! The exact tolerance we offer is contingent upon your specific requirements. For CNC machining, our metal components adhere to the ISO 2768-m standards, while our plastic parts align with ISO 2768-c standards. It’s worth noting that the demand for higher precision will correspondingly increase the cost.

3. Can you provide insight into your CNC machining capacity?

Of course! GCH PROCESS has the capability to produce upwards of 10,000 diverse prototypes on a monthly basis, spanning from simple to intricate designs. Our infrastructure is bolstered by 120 state-of-the-art CNC machines, and we pride ourselves on having a team of over 100 skilled technical experts.

4. What materials can be used with GCH CNC machining?

GCH PROCESS CNC Services is versatile in terms of material compatibility. Commonly used CNC materials include metals like aluminum, steel, brass, and copper, as well as plastics such as ABS, Polycarbonate, and POM. However, specific materials availability might vary, so it’s always a good idea to check directly with the service provider.

5. How much does your CNC machining service cost?

The expense associated with our CNC machining service is variable and directly influenced by the distinct attributes of your project, including its design and tolerance specifications. The machining duration for the chosen material is another key determinant of the cost. To illustrate, should you require a part where the combined machining and material expense is $2, with an additional setup charge of $200, the total cost for a singular part would amount to $202. Contrastingly, should you commission the production of 200 identical parts, the cost per unit would be just $3! Learn more about the CNC machining costs.

6. Is there a minimum order quantity (MOQ) for CNC machining at GCH?

GCH PROCESS caters to both one-off prototype and large-scale production runs. Thus, there is typically no strict MOQ. Whether you need a single part or thousands,  GCH PROCESS aims to provide a solution.

7. How long does it take to receive a part once an order is placed?

Lead times can vary based on the complexity of the design, the chosen material, and the current workload at GCH PROCESS. However, one of the advantages of CNC machining is its speed, especially for simpler parts. Once the setup is complete, machining times can be relatively quick. Parts delivered as fast as 1 day! But for an accurate estimate, it’s best to request for quotes directly.

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