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Precision CNC Milling Services | CNC Milled Parts Manufacturer

  • 013-axis, 4-axis & 5-axis CNC milling capability
  • 02Complex geometry, deep cavity, irregular structure processing
  • 03Low volume prototyping & high-volume mass production

From 3-axis basics to intricate 5-axis projects, our advanced milling capabilities bring your designs to life with unmatched precision.

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Precision CNC Milling Services | CNC Milled Parts Manufacturer - Aluminum

Aluminum

Aluminum

Complex geometry and multi-sided machining in fewer setups

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130+

Machine capacity

24H

Engineering response

F.A.I.

First article inspection

99.2%

Quality acceptance

MILLING / OVERVIEW

Our Service Overview

From 3-axis basics to intricate 5-axis projects, our advanced milling capabilities bring your designs to life with unmatched precision.

Digital machining envelope
Datum stabilityTool accessSetup reduction

Choose the machining route

5-axis Milling:Combining 3 linear axes and 2 rotary axes, the tool reaches parts from arbitrary angles for complex curved, deep-cavity and irregular precision components.

Motion
5-axis Milling: X / Y / Z linear movement + 2 rotary axes
Production value
5-axis Milling: Minimal setups for intricate complex parts with high precision requirements.

TOLStrict tolerance control down to ±0.005mm

FINIn-house surface finishing to ensure consistent appearance & performance

CNC / MILLING

Our CNC Milling Capabilities

Our 3‑4‑5‑axis CNC milling provides high‑precision custom machining. From fast prototyping to mass production, we support multiple CAD formats with strict tolerance and surface‑finish control for your components.

Multi-axis capability map

One capability table. Three machining strategies.

3 AXIS

Available route

4 AXIS

Available route

5 AXIS

Available route

Milling Axis

3/4/5 Axis

Tolerance Range

±0.005mm ~ ±0.05mm

Max Processing Size

1200*800*600mm

Surface Roughness

Ra 0.8μm – Ra 3.2μm

File Format

STEP, IGES, STL, DXF, DWG

Lead Time

3–5 days for prototypes, 10–15 days for mass production

MILLING / MATERIALS

Materials We Mill

Selecting the right material is critical for part performance, cost, and durability. We provide a comprehensive library of plastics and metals, each verified for consistent quality. Our team offers expert guidance to match your design requirements with the ideal material, ensuring optimal strength, finish, and performance in the final application.

Machining sample / selection reference

Light metals

Aluminum alloys

Aluminum offers an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, outstanding machinability for complex geometries, and strong corrosion resistance. It is a premier choice for high-performance applications in aerospace, automotive, and consumer electronics, where reducing weight without compromising durability is critical.

Alloys

  • Aluminum 6061, 6061-T6
  • Aluminum 2024
  • Aluminum 5052
  • Aluminum 5083
  • Aluminum 6063
  • Aluminum 6082
  • Aluminum 7075, 7075-T6
  • Aluminum ADC12 (A380)
MILLED / PARTS

Surface Finishing for Milled Parts

At ZHD Precision, we provide a full range of CNC milling surface finishes that enhance both functionality and appearance, improving durability, resistance to corrosion, and aesthetics as part of our comprehensive CNC machining process.

Selected finish

Anodizing

Finish decision

Anodizing

A dedicated electrochemical oxidation process for aluminum parts. Classified into standard and hard anodizing, it forms a dense protective oxide film to enhance surface corrosion resistance and wear resistance.

Applicable Materials

Full Range of Aluminum Alloys

Surface Color

Available in a variety of colors, including natural, silver, black, blue, and red.

CNC / MILLING

Tolerances for CNC Milling

CNC milling tolerances define how precisely part dimensions are controlled during machining.

Our precision CNC milling services follow ISO 2768-m for metals and ISO 2768-c for plastics, delivering stable, repeatable dimensional accuracy across 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC milling.

3-Axis

3-Axis CNC Milling

Maximum Part Size
4000 × 1500 × 600 mm
Standard Machining Tolerance
±0.05 mm to ±0.10 mm
High-precision Machining Tolerance
Down to ±0.025 mm
Hole-to-Hole Position Accuracy
±0.03 ~ 0.08 mm
Surface Roughness (Ra)
Ra 1.6 ~ 3.2 μm; down to Ra 0.8 μm
Thread Specifications
ISO metric / UNC / UNF threads; standard machining tolerance 6H

4-Axis

4-Axis CNC Milling

Maximum Part Size
1000 × 500 × 500 mm
Standard Machining Tolerance
±0.025 mm to ±0.05 mm
High-precision Machining Tolerance
Down to ±0.01 to ±0.02 mm
Hole-to-Hole Position Accuracy
±0.02 ~ 0.05 mm
Surface Roughness (Ra)
Ra 0.8 ~ 1.6 μm; down to Ra 0.4 μm
Thread Specifications
Precision threading per ISO standards

5-Axis

5-Axis CNC Milling

Maximum Part Size
1000 × 500 × 500 mm
Standard Machining Tolerance
±0.015 mm to ±0.03 mm
High-precision Machining Tolerance
Down to ±0.01 mm, achievable under optimal conditions
Hole-to-Hole Position Accuracy
±0.01 ~ 0.03 mm
Surface Roughness (Ra)
Ra 0.4 ~ 1.6 μm; down to Ra 0.2 ~ 0.4 μm (post-process required)
Thread Specifications
High-precision threading for functional assemblies
FINISHED / MILLING

Finished Milling Components

Component family index

Selected component

Aluminum Milled Housing

Equipment shells, enclosures, fixture parts

Process selection is reviewed around geometry, datum relationships, surface condition and the final assembly interface.

CNC / MILLING

CNC Milling Design Guidelines

Optimize your drawings using our CNC milling design guidelines for wall thickness, corners, cavities, holes, slots, undercuts, coating allowance and curved profiles. Proper design cuts deformation, tool wear and additional expenses, ensuring custom parts with stable tolerances, improved manufacturability, faster lead-time and reduced part costs.

CHAPTER 01

Walls & Internal Geometry

Prevent deformation and machining instability caused by walls that are too thin.

01

Wall Thickness

Maintain uniform wall thickness at 1.5–3.0 mm for aluminum parts and 2.0–4.0 mm for steel parts to avoid deformation and machining instability.

02

Internal Corners

Avoid sharp internal corners; use minimum fillet radius ≥ R0.8–R1.5 to match standard end mill tools and reduce tool wear.

Share the CAD model before release so wall thickness, radii, tool reach, finishing allowance and datum strategy can be reviewed together.

8 design checks / 4 chapters
PROCESS

ZHD Precision Working Process

A controlled production workflow for Precision CNC Milling Services | Custom CNC Milled Parts Manufacturer, from engineering review and task preparation to final inspection and delivery, guaranteeing consistent part quality and reliable on‑time shipment.

  1. 01
    Gate 01

    Production Task

    Review drawings, confirm requirements, and prepare inspection tools and materials.

  2. 02
    Gate 02

    Master Sample

    Create and approve a master sample for batch machining and inspection.

  3. 03
    Gate 03

    First Article

    Verify dimensions, appearance, and critical features before batch production.

  4. 04
    Gate 04

    In-Process Inspection

    Perform routine checks and isolate or correct any issue immediately.

  5. 05
    Gate 05

    Qualified Parts

    Release approved parts to the next process or warehouse with traceable records.

  6. 06
    Gate 06

    Final Inspection

    Complete final inspection, document review, and packing checks before shipment.

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What types of CNC milling machines do you operate?

We run a full range of 3‑axis, 4‑axis and 5‑axis CNC milling machines, capable of producing simple to highly complex precision custom parts for diverse industrial applications.

What is the standard tolerance for CNC milling?

The general tolerance is ±0.02~±0.05mm for 3-axis, ±0.015~±0.03mm for 4-axis, and ±0.008~±0.02mm for 5-axis.3

What minimum wall thickness can be milled?

Recommended minimum wall thickness is1.5mm for aluminum and 2.0mm for steel to prevent deformation.

Why are sharp internal corners not allowed?

Standard end mills are circular; minimum inner fillet R0.8~R1.5 is required to avoid tool collision and poor finishing.

What is the maximum depth for standard drilling?

The safe depth-to-diameter ratio is 5:1. Excessively deep holes require customized tools.

What is the difference between 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis?

3-axis for simple flat parts; 4-axis for rotational parts; 5-axis for complex curved & angular parts with one-time clamping.3

How much allowance should I reserve for surface treatment?

Reserve 0.05~0.15mm extra margin for anodizing, plating and powder coating.

What is the minimum slot width for CNC machining?

The minimum feasible slot width is 1.0mm with standard cutting tools.

Are undercut structures expensive to machine?

Yes. Undercuts deeper than 5mm require 4/5-axis machining, which increases production cost.

What are the Differences Between Vertical and Horizontal CNC Milling?

Vertical CNC milling machines, with their vertically oriented spindles, are ideal for precision work on smaller components, offering excellent visibility and versatility for tasks like drilling and boring. Horizontal CNC milling machines, featuring horizontally oriented spindles, excel in handling larger, heavier workpieces and provide enhanced stability and efficient chip removal. For projects requiring extensive material removal and high durability, horizontal milling is preferred. In contrast, vertical milling is best for intricate, detailed work. Choosing between these types depends on your specific CNC milling services needs, whether for precision or bulk machining.
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