Aerospace CNC Machining

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CNC MACHINING FOR AEROSPACE INDUSTRY


CNC machining aerospace parts is one of the crucial parts of the industry. Aircraft components must be manufactured according to the highest industry standard regardless of the aerospace project to ensure safety. Thus, MAIJIN METAL offers the best CNC machining services to produce high-quality CNC aerospace parts. With our advanced CNC machines and expert engineers, rest assured that MAIJIN can provide CNC aerospace parts with tight tolerances. Thus, providing robust solutions to the aerospace industry.


Aside from that, MAIJIN METAL can also produce custom CNC aerospace parts to meet your specific requirements. Send us your inquiries today!


Key Materials Used for Aerospace CNC Machining


To get the definite safety and best performance, materials used to make CNC aerospace parts often require a great strength-to-weight ratio and some other specific characteristics. These metal alloys and materials are top choices for aircraft applications.


Material TypesCommon Alloys / GradesKey PropertiesTypical ApplicationsMachining Considerations

Aluminum Alloys

2024, 6061, 7075, 7050

Excellent strength-to-weight ratio, good corrosion resistance, fatigue resistant, good machinability

Wing spars, fuselage frames, internal parts, seats, handles, structural components

High cutting speed up to 1000 m/min, cooling needed to prevent chip welding, control thin-wall deflection

Titanium Alloys

Ti-6Al-4V, Ti-5Al-5Mo-5V-3Cr

High strength to weight ratio, excellent corrosion resistance, high temperature stability

Airframes, engine parts, landing gear, fasteners

Low thermal conductivity causes heat concentration, low cutting speeds of 30-60 m/min, rigid machine setups are needed

Nickel-Based Superalloys

Inconel 718, Waspaloy

High temperature resistance, excellent creep oxidation corrosion resistance

Jet engines, turbine blades, high-temperature aerospace parts

Very low cutting speeds 10-30 m/min, high tool wear, work hardening, specialized coated tools required

Specialty Alloys

Carbon fiber, fiberglass, aramid fibers

Lightweight, high mechanical strength, thermal stability, chemical inertness

Aircraft fuselage, wings, tooling, moulds

Can be reinforced with glass or carbon fibers, suitable for fine tolerances and high-temperature internal parts


CNC Aerospace Parts We Are Expert

  • Alloy Aerospace Parts
    Alloy Aerospace Parts
    The alloy aeroscope parts feature extremelydurable and resistant to fatigue. It provideshigh strength and has the capacity to functionat extremely high temperatures.
  • Custom High Demand Precision Aerospace Machining Parts
    Custom High Demand Precision Aerospace Machining Parts
    These products deliver high-performance,very strong but light. It can be specificallyengineered to high-demand precisionaerospace machining parts for use in the aerospace industry
  • Auto Drone Aerospace Parts
    Auto Drone Aerospace Parts
    Auto drone aerospace parts can be madefrom stainless steel, aluminum, brassmaterials, etc. It can be customized with yoursurface treatment, sizes, designs, colors, logo,etc.
  • Aluminum Aerospace Parts
    Aluminum Aerospace Parts
    We use high-grade aluminum in aluminumaerospace parts manufacturing. You canchoose whether aluminum alloy 2014, 2219,7475, 7178, etc. All aluminum alloys haveexcellent strength with good machinability.

MAIJIN METAL Aerospace CNC Machining Capabilities

MAIJIN METAL provides high-precision CNC machining services for aerospace components, supporting prototyping and small-to-medium batch production. Our engineering team is proficient in machining complex geometries, tight tolerances, and aerospace-grade materials to meet stringent industry requirements.

We possess advanced five-axis CNC machining equipment to produce a wide range of aerospace components, including structural supports, housings, connectors, and precision engine parts. Our optimized machining processes achieve high dimensional accuracy, excellent surface quality, and consistent part performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions
  • How long does aerospace CNC machining take?
    Lead times vary widely-from 2 to 12 weeks-depending on material availability, certification needs, part complexity, and required documentation.
  • What certifications are required for aerospace machining?
    Most aerospace suppliers must be AS9100D certified. Additional certifications include NADCAP for heat treatment, coatings, welding, and NDT. FAI per AS9102 is mandatory for all new parts.
  • What is the standard lead time?
    Urgent orders: 72 hours (1-10 pcs, air shipping supported)
    Low-volume: 7-15 days (50-300 pcs)
    High-volume: 25 days (5000+ pcs)
  • What is the highest precision level achievable?
    Positioning accuracy: ±0.003mm (VDI 3441 compliant)
    Surface roughness: Ra 0.2μm (mirror milling)
  • How do you handle complex curved parts like impellers?
    5-axis simultaneous machining: Contour accuracy ±0.008mm
    Dedicated CAM modules: Auto-collision avoidance for impellers/turbines (0% collision rate)
    Real-time compensation: Laser scanning + adaptive tool compensation (optimized per 0.1mm cut)
  • How to prepare CAD files for CNC milling?
    Preferred Submission: STEP (.stp) file format
    Critical Drawing Annotations:
    Post-processing requirements (e.g., "Type III hard anodizing")
    Surface roughness specifications (e.g., "Ra 0.8μm")


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