Custom Lathe Machining Parts in Stainless Steel 420 for Medical and Surgical Instrumentation
Product Description:
Our CNC machining parts are made from various materials such as aluminum, steel, stainless steel, brass, copper, titanium, and plastic. We use state-of-the-art CNC machines to produce parts with high precision and accuracy, ensuring that they meet your exact specifications. Our team of skilled technicians and engineers work closely with you every step of the way to ensure that your project is completed on time and within budget.
At our company, we take pride in our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We use only the finest materials and the latest technology in our CNC machining process to ensure that our clients receive the best possible products. Our CNC machining services are perfect for industries that require high-quality, precision-made parts.
Our CNC machining parts are packed in sturdy plywood crates for safe transport and delivery. We accept payment through T/T, making it easy for you to pay for your order.
When it comes to metal milling machine services, our company is the name you can trust. Contact us today to learn more about our CNC machining services and how we can help you with your next project.
Application
1.Stainless Steel 410
Characteristics: 410 stainless steel is a martensitic alloy, which provides good wear resistance and can be hardened. It’s commonly used in the automotive and oil industries.
Maintenance: Regular cleaning is essential to prevent surface corrosion. For prolonged life, apply an anti-corrosion coating or oil to parts exposed to harsh environments.
2. Stainless Steel 420
Characteristics: 420 stainless steel is a high-carbon martensitic alloy that is hardened to offer better wear resistance and strength, commonly used in surgical tools and knives.
Maintenance: Ensure parts are kept dry and free from debris. Regular polishing can prevent rust formation and maintain surface finish.
| 1 | Anodizing |
| 2 | Sandblasting |
| 3 | Matt anodizing |
| 4 | polish 0.8 |
| 5 | Painting |
| 6 | Brush |
1: Choose the right polishing method:
There are a variety of polishing methods to choose from, including manual polishing, mechanical polishing and chemical polishing. Select the method that best suits the material and geometry of the part. Mechanical polishing, such as using a polishing wheel, polishing tape or grinding pad, is commonly used for CNC precision parts.
2: Control polishing pressure:
A consistent and controlled pressure polishing process is applied. Too much pressure can result in too much material removal or heat generation, while too little pressure may result in an uneven or incomplete surface. Keep hands steady or use appropriate polishing equipment to ensure consistent pressure is applied.
3: Follow a systematic approach:
Start with a coarser polish or abrasive pad and gradually transition to a finer polish or abrasive pad. This progressive approach helps to eliminate scratches or blemishes from the previous stage and obtain a smoother surface. Clean the parts thoroughly between each polishing stage to remove any residue.
1, What is the difference between finishing and polishing?
A: Finishing involves all operations performed on a substrate of any surface condition to improve its texture, brightness, color and corrosion resistance.
Polishing, on the other hand, is a finishing operation performed on slightly scratched surfaces to improve the smoothness and brightness of the surface.
2, What is the difference between drawing and polishing?
A: Painting involves using a rotating brush or abrasive pad to create a texture or linear pattern, while polishing uses abrasive compounds and tools to achieve a smooth, glossy surface.
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