In the manufacturing of various industries, non-standardized parts are essential. When producing non-standard parts, it is necessary to consider the materials, properties, processing requirements and other factors to decide what equipment and technology to use to produce these parts. When should you choose a five-axis machining center?

The application range of five-axis machining is very wide. In terms of material, conventional materials such as steel, aluminum, plastic. In some special industries, such as parts working under high temperature and pressure conditions may use special materials like titanium can also be processed by five-axis machining centers.

The steel in conventional materials is most often applied to die steel, which is used for the five-axis processing of die parts such as rubber molds. In addition, stainless steel can also be machined with five axes. Stainless steel materials are often used in medical devices, food-grade related parts.

Aluminum in conventional materials is also a more used material in five-axis processing, such as impellers, automation equipment parts, etc., can be processed with five-axis linkage.

Plastic materials used for five-axis processing can be hand-plate processing at the stage of product development, or other plastic parts that are not in great demand

Due to the advantages of five-axis linkage machining, the shape of the parts that can be processed by five-axis machining is determined. Five-axis machining can be applied to a variety of complex shape parts, curved parts, special-shaped parts and so on. Common five-axis machining workpieces include impeller, gear, thread cone, shaft, rotor, stator and so on.

Five-axis machining is highly inclusive of materials and shapes, and can provide efficient, high-precision, high-quality solutions for a variety of custom parts.