CNC Milling Services

CNC milling is a precise and efficient machining process that uses computer numerical control technology to create intricate parts. It involves removing additional metal and plastic from a workpiece using rotary cutters and programmed instructions.

The CNC milling machine has multiple axes for precise control and can create a wide range of components and complex parts. This process begins with a 3D model or CAD file that is converted into instructions for the machine.

CNC milling offers high accuracy, repeatability, and the ability to work with different materials. It is commonly used in industries that require precision and efficiency, such as automotive, construction, and manufacturing.

CNC milling machines rely on computer software to control the movement and cutting of materials. The process starts with the operator entering the desired specifications into the computer system. Once the program is set, the machine’s cutting tools begin to shape and carve the material based on the programmed instructions. The precision and accuracy of these machines are ensured by servo motors, which control the movements of the cutting tools.

CNC milling machines excel at removing material from workpieces, whether they are made of metal, plastic, or wood, to achieve the desired shape or form. This method offers superior control and precision compared to traditional manual milling.

Thanks to their advanced technology and precise movements, CNC milling machines have become an indispensable tool in a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, and electronics.

The cost of CNC milling is determined by factors such as design complexity, material type, quantity of parts, workpiece size, and desired precision.

At Berkeley Engineering, our range of state-of-the-art CNC milling machines allow for faster production times and efficient cost-saving measures. To learn more about our process or for a free quote please contact our team today.

CNC milling is an essential manufacturing technique that caters to the diverse needs of various industries, including automotive, transportation, mining, electrical and more. The complex capabilities and applications delivered by CNC milling make it perfectly suitable for most manufacturing and machining needs, especially where complex designs/ drawings are required to bring parts and components to life.

This coupled with CNC turning and metal fabrication services provide a comprehensive end-to-end solution for brands looking to scale their projects with ease and reduced costs overall.

CNC milling and CNC turning are two machining processes used in manufacturing that utilize computer numerical control (CNC) technology. However, they differ in how material is removed from the workpiece.

CNC milling involves the use of rotating cutting tools that move along multiple axes to remove material, allowing for the creation of complex shapes and contours. CNC turning uses a stationary cutting tool that moves in a linear motion while removing material as the workpiece rotates. This process is commonly used for cylindrical parts and is highly effective in creating symmetrical shapes.

Both CNC milling and CNC turning are crucial in precision machining across various industries. Manufacturers and engineers must understand the distinctions between these two processes to determine the most suitable method for their specific applications.

CNC milling operations encompass various techniques, including face milling, peripheral milling, pocket milling, slab milling, end milling, and helical milling. Each technique serves a specific purpose and is chosen based on factors such as desired outcome, material, and design complexity. Manufacturers can select the most suitable technique by understanding the different types of CNC milling operations available.

We use a variety of state-of-the-art CNC milling machines in-house, allowing for faster machine times with highly-precise custom CNC milling operations to suit your specifications. With over 22 machines in our shop, our qualified team of engineers and machinists aim to maximise efficiency, using the latest training and industry advancements to bring your custom CNC milled component to life.

Some examples of the CNC milling machines we use include:

• 2x Doosan DNM 6700S
• Doosan DNM 500 II
• Robotic feeder(s)