CNC Machining Services

Choose the process around the part—not the other way around.

Xunke CNC combines milling, turning, multi-axis machining and coordinated secondary operations for custom metal and plastic components. The manufacturing route starts with your drawing, material, quantity and inspection priorities.

01Prototype, pilot and repeat-batch support
02Metals and engineering plastics
03Finishing and marking coordination
04Inspection scope agreed from the drawing

Core Processes

Four routes for different geometries and order stages.

Final feasibility, tolerances and inspection methods are confirmed against the released drawing.

CNC milling cutter machining a precision metal componentPROCESS / 01

CNC Milling

For housings, brackets, plates and prismatic components with pockets, faces, holes and controlled datum relationships.

Typical geometryPrismatic and multi-face parts
Planning focusAccess, setups and datums
Machinist operating a lathe to turn a metal componentPROCESS / 02

CNC Turning

For shafts, bushings, pins, sleeves and threaded components, with secondary milling considered when the part requires it.

Typical geometryRound and rotational parts
Planning focusConcentricity and interfaces
Multi-axis CNC machine processing a complex componentPROCESS / 03

Multi-axis Machining

For angled features, contoured surfaces and complex components where fewer setups can protect relationships between critical features.

Typical geometryComplex multi-side features
Planning focusSetup reduction and access
Finished precision machined components prepared for productionPROCESS / 04

Prototype & Production

A controlled path from design validation and pilot builds to scheduled repeat orders using the confirmed drawing revision.

Typical stagePrototype to repeat supply
Planning focusRevision and process continuity

Material Families

Material selection stays tied to function and finish.

Confirm the exact grade, temper or condition on the drawing. Availability and suitability are reviewed during quotation.

MAT / 01

Aluminum

Common for lightweight housings, brackets, plates, heat-management parts and finished visible components.

MAT / 02

Stainless Steel

Used when corrosion resistance, strength, wear behavior or a clean finished surface matters.

MAT / 03

Carbon & Alloy Steel

Suitable for structural, wear-related and industrial components where strength and follow-on treatment drive the plan.

MAT / 04

Brass & Copper

Considered for conductive parts, fittings, inserts and components with specific appearance or thermal needs.

MAT / 05

Engineering Plastics

Used for insulators, guides, wear components, covers and lightweight functional prototypes.

MAT / 06

Buyer-specified Grades

Share the complete material callout and required documentation so sourcing and machining can be reviewed together.

Secondary Operations

Coordinate the work that makes a part assembly-ready.

Specify cosmetic zones, protected surfaces, post-finish dimensions and documentation needs before quotation.

01 / EDGE

Deburring & edge control

Define handling, assembly and functional edges that need particular attention.

02 / FINISH

Surface finishing

Coordinate specified treatments while protecting critical features and interfaces.

03 / ID

Marking & identification

Part numbers, revision marks and agreed identifiers can be included in the order scope.

04 / VERIFY

Inspection & documents

Agree critical dimensions, reporting and material documentation before production.

Process Selection

Four inputs shape a useful machining plan.

STEP 01

Geometry

Identify access limits, deep features, thin walls, datum relationships and setup-sensitive details.

STEP 02

Material

Confirm grade, condition and any documentation that must travel with the order.

STEP 03

Requirements

Mark critical tolerances, surface finish, cosmetic zones and inspection priorities.

STEP 04

Order stage

Share prototype quantity, repeat demand and target date so the route fits the program.

Request A Process Review

Send the drawing. We will review the practical manufacturing route.

Include the 3D file, dimensioned drawing, material, quantity, finish, critical tolerances and target date. We will return the questions needed to prepare a useful quotation.