Industry applications
Explore CNC machining considerations for industry applications through part geometry, material, process, and quality requirements.
Fasteners and threaded parts
Match gang-tool turning, combined turning and polygon milling, or dedicated polygon machining to threaded sleeves, studs, special nuts, connectors and other repeat bar parts.
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Hydraulic and pneumatic fittings
Compare gang-tool lathes, turn-mill centers and polygon-machining options for straight adapters, threaded sleeves, connector bodies and fittings with radial ports or wrench flats.
Read application guideSanitary and valve fittings
Select between gang-tool turning, live-tool turn-mill machining and polygon milling for valve bodies, faucet connectors, stems, sleeves and visible hardware surfaces.
Read application guideMotor shafts and rotating components
Start a motor-shaft CNC discussion with shaft length, support points, diameters, end features and batch requirements, then compare a straightforward turning route with turn-mill capability only where the drawing needs it.
Read application guideVietnam · Motor shafts and rotating components
Use the shaft drawing, support requirements and secondary features to start a focused discussion of turning or turn-mill equipment for motor shafts, sleeves and couplings.
Read application guideNorth America · Shafts and couplings
Compare turning and turn-mill routes for shaft and coupling drawings by their turned profile, secondary features, support needs and inspection requirements.
Read application guideIndonesia · Hydraulic fittings and connectors
Start fitting-machine discussions with threads, sealing faces, passages and radial features, then compare gang-tool turning with turn-mill options where the drawing requires them.
Read application guideThailand · Threaded fittings and repeat bar parts
Match a compact gang-tool or turret route to threaded sleeves, connectors and repeat bar parts, then assess polygon machining only where flats or hex profiles are specified.
Read application guideHydraulic fittings and connector bodies
Use the fitting drawing to separate axial, radial and non-round features before comparing a compact CNC turning route for hydraulic fittings and connector bodies.
Read application guideCouplings with bolt holes
Use the coupling drawing to separate turned geometry from bolt holes, keyways and milled features before evaluating a CNC turn-mill route.
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Production environment
These application guides start with part and process requirements; this is a view of GEDEMA CNC’s actual assembly area.
