5-Axis CNC Machining Service

5-axis machining is an advanced CNC process where cutting tools move along five axes (X/Y/Z linear + A/B rotary) simultaneously. This allows complex parts to be machined from multiple angles in a single setup, achieving higher precision and efficiency than traditional 3-axis methods - ideal for aerospace, medical and automotive components.

5-axis machining works by first creating a 3D CAD design, converted into machine instructions (G-code) via CAM software. The CNC machine then automatically moves cutting tools along five axes (X/Y/Z linear + A/B rotary) to precisely shape materials placed on its worktable, following the programmed toolpaths with minimal manual intervention.

5-axis machining is used to produce complex, high-precision parts in industries like aerospace, medical, defense, and energy. It excels at creating intricate components—from aircraft parts to medical implants—with tight tolerances in a single setup, efficiently machining difficult materials and complex geometries that would otherwise require multiple operations.

5-axis machining centers excel at producing complex parts like turbine blades, marine propellers, UAV components, box-shaped housings, and irregularly shaped parts. They're ideal for components requiring multi-surface machining, high-precision holes, or intricate geometries that would be difficult or impossible with conventional 3-axis machines.