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CNC milling is utilized to craft intricate prismatic forms and flat surfaces, catering to a diverse range of commercial and industrial products. Multi-axis CNC machines possess the ability to achieve their precision and versatility without relying on fixed tooling. Their design allows them to adapt easily to various tasks and shapes, resulting in high flexibility.

In CNC milling, a computer program (often generated from a CAD design) guides the movement of the cutting tools along multiple axes (usually three or more) to achieve the desired shape and dimensions. The cutting tools may include end mills, drills, and other specialized tools, and they remove material in a subtractive manner, gradually shaping the workpiece into the desired form.

CNC milling offers high levels of accuracy, repeatability, and versatility, making it suitable for producing components with intricate geometries, tight tolerances, and fine surface finishes. It’s widely used across industries such as manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, electronics, and more, for applications ranging from prototypes and one-off parts to large-scale production runs.

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