When it comes to machining fasteners, CNC Swiss turning machines have proven to be the ultimate solution. With their advanced technology and high precision, they can produce fasteners that meet the highest standards of quality, accuracy, and performance. In this blog post, we will explore the advantages of using CNC Swiss turns for machining fasteners and how they can help you achieve your manufacturing goals. Read More
As a leader in the precision machining industry, we have built a reputation for our expertise in fastener machining such as bolts, washers, studs, nuts, rivets, and pins. Our state-of-the-art facility includes 4 Swiss Turns and 16 CNC Lathes with sub-spindles and live tooling, which enables us to handle high-volume and high-precision small turning, producing fasteners of all shapes and sizes. Read More
Following our previous blog post on the history of CNC machining and its evolution over the years, it is now time to dive into the specifics of CNC lathes. A CNC lathe is a precision tool that uses computer programming to control the motion and operation of a cutting tool. The cutting tool is held in a tool turret and moves along the workpiece to create the desired shape or features. The precision and accuracy of CNC lathes make them ideal for a variety of industries, including aerospace, medical, energy, and more. This blog post will explore the components and benefits of CNC lathes, as well as Machining Concepts’ expertise in utilizing this technology for precision manufacturing. Read More
CNC machining, or Computer Numeric Control machining, is a manufacturing process that uses computerized systems to control and direct the movements of cutting tools and machines. This technology has revolutionized the way products and parts are manufactured, providing greater precision, speed, and cost-effectiveness. CNC machining has also opened up new possibilities for producing complex designs and shapes that were once impossible with traditional manufacturing methods. Read More
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining is a highly advanced manufacturing technique that has revolutionized the production process of many industries. From aerospace and automotive to medical and consumer goods, CNC machining is widely used for the creation of high-precision and complex parts. In this article, we will examine some of the key advantages of CNC machining that make it an indispensable technology in modern manufacturing. Read More
The history of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining dates back to the 1940s, when it was first introduced as a means of automating the manufacturing process. The concept behind CNC machining is simple: a computer program is used to control the movement of a machine tool, allowing for the precise and repetitive cutting of metal and other materials.
The first successful implementation of CNC machining was by John Parsons, who developed a numerical control system for a metal lathe in the late 1940s. The system used punched tape to store the commands that controlled the movement of the machine, and it was capable of producing a series of identical parts with great accuracy. This was a major breakthrough in the field of manufacturing, as it allowed for the automation of complex and repetitive tasks. Read More
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