Custom CNC Milling Services

Get high-precision custom milled parts for rapid prototyping and production, with turnaround times as fast as 1 day. Our advanced CNC milling ensures accuracy (up to 0.008 mm), consistency, and efficiency to meet your project needs.

Certifications
ISO 9001, 13485, 14001 | IATF 16949 | D-U-N-S® Registered

Our Precision CNC Machining Capabilities

From simple 3-axis machining to complex 5-axis projects, our precision CNC milling brings your designs to life with exceptional accuracy and craftsmanship.

3-Axis CNC Milling

Get precision and cost-efficiency with 3-axis CNC milling—perfect for simple parts that require high accuracy.

4-Axis CNC Milling

Bring your designs to life with 4-axis milling—perfect for efficient multi-sided machining with enhanced precision.

5-Axis CNC Milling

Unlock limitless possibilities for complex and intricate parts. 5-axis milling brings your most ambitious designs to reality with precision.

Our CNC Milling Parts Factory

Our CNC milling Factory delivers high-precision, custom-machined components with tight tolerances and fast turnaround times.

CNC Milling Parts Gallery

Explore our CNC Milling Parts Gallery to see precision-crafted components manufactured with high accuracy and quality.

Our CNC Milling Materials

CNC Milling Surface Finishes

Enhance the look and durability of your custom CNC milled parts with high-quality surface finishing. Our finishes not only eliminate aesthetic imperfections but also provide added protection, resistance, and strength to your products.

Surface Finish Color Description Materials
As-Machined N/A Parts retain visible tool marks from the machining process. Metals, Plastics
Anodizing Clear, Black, Custom An electrochemical process that forms a corrosion-resistant oxide layer. Aluminum
Sand Blasting Matte Gray Uses abrasive blasting to create a smooth, matte surface. Metals, Plastics
Powder Coating Custom Colors A durable and uniform color coating applied via electrostatic spraying. Metals, Plastics
Electropolishing Shiny Metal A process that smooths and brightens the surface by electrochemical polishing. Stainless Steel, Aluminum
Brushing Metallic Produces a satin finish with consistent brush marks for a uniform grain. Metals
Polishing High Gloss A buffing process that results in a high-gloss, mirror-like finish. Metals, Plastics
Electroplating Silver, Gold, Nickel Adds a thin metallic layer to enhance durability and appearance. Steel, Copper, Brass
Black Oxide Black Creates a black coating that provides mild corrosion resistance. Steel, Stainless Steel
Passivation N/A A chemical treatment that improves corrosion resistance, mainly for stainless steel. Stainless Steel
Heat Treatment N/A A controlled heating and cooling process to modify material properties like hardness. Steel, Aluminum, Titanium

Precision CNC Milling for Your Custom Parts

Get high-quality, tight-tolerance CNC-milled parts with fast turnaround. Upload your design today!

Tolerances for CNC Milling

KG Precise guarantees precision with strict CNC milling tolerances, delivering accurate and consistent results. We follow ISO 2768-m for metals and ISO 2768-c for plastics, ensuring high-quality standards optimized for performance and reliability.

 3-Axis4-Axis5-Axis
Maximum Part Size3000 × 1800 × 800 mm850 × 510 × 600 mm925 × 1050 × 600 mm
Minimum Part Size5 x 5 x 5 mm5 x 5 x 5 mm5 x 5 x 5 mm
General Tolerances± 0.05 mm± 0.02 mm± 0.01 mm
Lead TimeSimple parts can be delivered in as little as 1 day.Most projects are completed within 3 business days.Most projects are delivered in 3 business days.
 

What is CNC Milling?

CNC mills are automated machines with a rotating spindle that cuts materials like plastic, aluminum, stainless steel, and titanium, making them ideal for machining harder metals.

Controlled by G-Code from CAM software, they define tool movement, speed, depth, and feed rate based on axis configuration, with complex machines requiring intricate coding.

While capable of cutting soft materials, CNC mills are less cost-effective than CNC routers, which hold the workpiece stationary while the cutting head moves.

Common in industrial manufacturing, CNC mills differ from routers, which are preferred for woodworking and low-volume production.

Applications of CNC Milling

Rapid Prototyping

With a wide range of materials, low per-unit costs, and fast production, CNC machining is an excellent choice for prototyping.

End-Use Production

CNC machining is a top choice for end-use parts due to its high-quality finish, wide material selection, and precise tolerances.

Rapid Tooling

CNC machining works with nearly any material, making it ideal for rapid tooling, such as producing fixtures or molds.

How to Work with KG Precise

KG Precise CNC milling services offer a seamless process, from CAD design submission to production, ensuring precision and quality at every step.

Reliable CNC Milling Services at KG Precise

From prototypes to production, we deliver accurate and consistent CNC-milled parts. Start your project now!

FAQs

What types of CNC milling machines are available at KG Precise?

At KG Precise, we have a variety of CNC milling machines to meet diverse manufacturing needs. Our inventory includes 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC milling machines.

The 3-axis machines are perfect for simple operations, handling basic cutting tasks along the X, Y, and Z axes.

Our 4-axis machines add an extra rotational axis, allowing for more complex geometries and more efficient production of parts with features that require continuous machining around a fourth axis.

Finally, our advanced 5-axis CNC milling machines offer the highest level of precision and versatility, enabling the creation of intricate parts with complex shapes and angles.

These machines are capable of machining in five different axes simultaneously, reducing the need for multiple setups and ensuring exceptional accuracy and quality in every component we produce.

What CNC milling capabilities does KG Precise offer?

KG Precise provides CNC milling for parts ranging from 3000 x 1800 x 800 mm to 5 x 5 x 5 mm, working with metals, plastics, and composites. We achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.01 mm for 5-axis milling. Lead times range from 1-3 days for 3-axis machining to 3-5 days for complex 5-axis projects. Additional services include surface finishing, heat treatment, and quality inspection.

How does CNC milling differ from CNC turning?

CNC milling moves a cutting tool across a stationary workpiece, ideal for complex geometries. CNC turning rotates the workpiece while a fixed tool removes material, best for cylindrical parts like shafts and rings. Milling suits intricate designs, while turning is faster for round components.

What fillet size is added if not specified in a 3D model?

Standard fillets are typically 1/3 to 1/5 of cavity depth, commonly between 1 mm and 3 mm. Softer materials may require larger fillets, while harder materials use smaller ones to maintain structural integrity.

What are the differences between vertical and horizontal CNC milling?

Vertical CNC mills have a vertical spindle, offering visibility and precision for smaller components. Horizontal mills have a horizontal spindle, excelling at large, heavy workpieces with efficient chip removal. Vertical milling is ideal for detailed work, while horizontal milling is better for high-volume material removal.

What is tool offset in CNC milling?

Tool offset accounts for a tool’s length and diameter to ensure accurate cutting. Proper offsets help maintain precision by adjusting the tool’s starting position relative to the workpiece.

What is 5-axis CNC machining?

5-axis machining allows movement along X, Y, and Z axes, plus rotation around A and C axes, enabling complex part machining in a single setup. This enhances precision and efficiency, making it ideal for intricate geometries.

What materials can CNC mills process?

CNC mills work with metals like aluminum, brass, and steel, as well as plastics like ABS, acrylic, and polycarbonate. This versatility makes them essential for industries from aerospace to consumer products.

What factors affect CNC milling accuracy?

CNC milling accuracy depends on machine precision, tool wear, material properties, and environmental factors like temperature and vibration. Proper calibration, high-quality tooling, and controlled machining conditions help maintain tight tolerances.

Can CNC milling produce threaded holes?

Yes, CNC milling can create threaded holes using tapping or thread milling. Tapping is faster for standard threads, while thread milling offers more flexibility, especially for large or custom threads.

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