CNC Machining of Medical Parts

Trysigma Technology is a modern precision manufacturing enterprise that integrates high-precision CNC machining, assembly, sales, and services. Our company has more than ten years of rich background in the field of precision hardware parts processing, specializing in the processing of complex components characterized by extremely small tolerances and complex structures. Its extensive applicability covers multiple fields such as aviation, optics, medical, communications, power tools, and petrochemicals. The company has a variety of mechanical machining equipment, including lathes, milling machines, grinders, spark machines, and wire cutting machines of various models. With advanced technology, perfect management, and a capable production team, we have the ability to engage in electronic and electrical, mechanical research and development design, and process production.
 

The factory is dedicated to machining mechanical parts, equipment manufacturing, and machinery maintenance in various fields. It serves industries such as machinery, refrigeration, electronics, chemical industry, hardware, medical, printing, as well as colleges and research institutions. We can manufacture various non-standard parts, non-standard mechanical equipment, and various hardware stamping parts made of copper, aluminum, steel, stainless steel, plastics, etc., and design and manufacture various non-standard computer numerical control machinery and equipment. Email inquiries are welcomed..

 

 

What Is CNC Machining
CNC is the abbreviated form of "computer numerical control". CNC machining is a manufacturing process that directs the operation of equipment and tools through programmed computers. This process enables the control of intricate machinery, such as CNC milling machines, CNC lathes, CNC laser machines, water jet machines, and electric discharge machines (EDM), to carry out three-dimensional cutting tasks.

How CNC Machining Works
Upon activating the CNC system, the product file shall be programmed into the software and allocated to the respective tools and machinery. These tools and machinery shall perform the designated cutting tasks. The CNC machining process encompasses the following stages:
- Designing a CAD Model
- Converting the CAD file into a CNC program
- Preparing the CNC machine and tools
- Executing CNC Machining operations
 

Main Processes Of CNC Machining
CNC Milling: Employing a multi-point rotating tool to eliminate material from the workpiece. Fundamental mills comprise a 3-axis system (X, Y, and Z), which remains one of the most prevalent and extensively utilized machining processes. In 3-axis machining, the workpiece remains stationary, while the rotating tool executes cuts along the x, y, and z axes. Moreover, modern mills possess the capacity to accommodate two additional axes. 4-axis CNC machining and 5-axis CNC machining bestow greater versatility, often employed in the production of high-precision components.

CNC Turning: Employing a single-point cutting tool to eliminate material from the rotating workpiece. During CNC turning, the CNC machine, typically a lathe or turning machine, advances the cutting tool linearly along the surface of the rotating workpiece, eradicating material around the circumference until the desired diameter is attained. The majority of CNC lathes are composed of two axes, X and Z..

 

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