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Precision CNC Machining for Construction Machinery & Industrial Automation Components

With over two decades of experience in high-precision CNC machining, our factory delivers ultra-reliable, custom-machined components for construction machinery and industrial automation systems worldwide. These sectors demand robust, high-precision parts that can endure extreme mechanical stress, fluctuating temperatures, and continuous operation—all while maintaining tight tolerances and consistent performance. ⚙️ Machining Challenges in the Industry Large-Scale Structural Complexity Components like slewing bearings, drive shafts, and hydraulic cylinder housings often exceed 1 meter in size, with complex geometries and deep internal cavities. Achieving ±0.01mm tolerance on large parts requires advanced multi-axis machining and thermal compensation strategies. High-Stress Surface Integrity Gears, couplings, and automated drive parts must resist cyclic loading, vibration, and wear. This requires both high-hardness materials and flawless surface finishes (Ra ≤ 0.4 μm), especially on bearing or sealing surfaces. Functional Integration Automation components often combine mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic interfaces, requiring precise multi-step machining and tight perpendicularity/parallelism control (≤0.005mm) across multiple faces. 🧱 Material Solutions for Durability & Performance High-Tensile Alloy Steels (e.g. 42CrMo4, AISI 4140) Used in shafts, pins, and drive parts for high fatigue resistance and hardenability via quenching and tempering. Heat-Resistant Stainless Steel (e.g. SUS630, 17-4PH) Applied in automation end effectors or sensor housings where corrosion resistance and strength are both critical. Aluminum Alloys (7075-T6, 6061-T6) Lightweight and thermally conductive for servo actuator brackets and robotic arms, often hard anodized post-machining. Bronze & POM (Engineering Plastics) Used for wear-resistant bushings or linear guide interfaces in automated assemblies. 🛠️ Key Process Control & Manufacturing Technologies 5-Axis Machining Centers (Makino, DMG MORI) Capable of complex multi-face machining and continuous contouring for intricate automation components. Double Column CNC Gantry Mills Ensures flatness and parallelism over large castings or base plates, critical for machine tool foundations. Precision Cylindrical & Surface Grinding (STUDER, Okamoto) Achieves micron-level roundness and surface finish on shafts, rollers, and cam followers. In-House Heat Treatment Controlled quenching and tempering to reach hardness ranges (HRC 38–45) while maintaining dimensional stability. 100% Inspection via Zeiss CMM & Roundness Tester Guaranteeing form and position tolerances down to 0.002mm and 3D inspection reports for each shipment. 🌍 Global Case Studies Germany – Robotic Welding Line Component Supplier Delivered ±0.005mm tolerance end effectors and tooling arms machined from anodized 7075-T6 aluminum, enabling 20% faster cycle time in automotive welding lines. USA – Earthmoving Equipment OEM Supplied hardened 42CrMo4 swing bearings and pin bores with Ra0.2μm finish, improving fatigue life by over 40% in harsh mining environments. Japan – Factory Automation Integrator Manufactured precision gear housings and spindle supports with tight coaxiality requirements (

With over two decades of experience in high-precision CNC machining, our factory delivers ultra-reliable, custom-machined components for construction machinery and industrial automation systems worldwide. These sectors demand robust, high-precision parts that can endure extreme mechanical stress, fluctuating temperatures, and continuous operation—all while maintaining tight tolerances and consistent performance.

High-precision parts manufacturing plant

⚙️ Machining Challenges in the Industry

  1. Large-Scale Structural Complexity
    Components like slewing bearings, drive shafts, and hydraulic cylinder housings often exceed 1 meter in size, with complex geometries and deep internal cavities. Achieving ±0.01mm tolerance on large parts requires advanced multi-axis machining and thermal compensation strategies.
  2. High-Stress Surface Integrity
    Gears, couplings, and automated drive parts must resist cyclic loading, vibration, and wear. This requires both high-hardness materials and flawless surface finishes (Ra ≤ 0.4 μm), especially on bearing or sealing surfaces.
  3. Functional Integration
    Automation components often combine mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic interfaces, requiring precise multi-step machining and tight perpendicularity/parallelism control (≤0.005mm) across multiple faces.

🧱 Material Solutions for Durability & Performance

  • High-Tensile Alloy Steels (e.g. 42CrMo4, AISI 4140)
    Used in shafts, pins, and drive parts for high fatigue resistance and hardenability via quenching and tempering.
  • Heat-Resistant Stainless Steel (e.g. SUS630, 17-4PH)
    Applied in automation end effectors or sensor housings where corrosion resistance and strength are both critical.
  • Aluminum Alloys (7075-T6, 6061-T6)
    Lightweight and thermally conductive for servo actuator brackets and robotic arms, often hard anodized post-machining.
  • Bronze & POM (Engineering Plastics)
    Used for wear-resistant bushings or linear guide interfaces in automated assemblies.

🛠️ Key Process Control & Manufacturing Technologies

  • 5-Axis Machining Centers (Makino, DMG MORI)
    Capable of complex multi-face machining and continuous contouring for intricate automation components.
  • Double Column CNC Gantry Mills
    Ensures flatness and parallelism over large castings or base plates, critical for machine tool foundations.
  • Precision Cylindrical & Surface Grinding (STUDER, Okamoto)
    Achieves micron-level roundness and surface finish on shafts, rollers, and cam followers.
  • In-House Heat Treatment
    Controlled quenching and tempering to reach hardness ranges (HRC 38–45) while maintaining dimensional stability.
  • 100% Inspection via Zeiss CMM & Roundness Tester
    Guaranteeing form and position tolerances down to 0.002mm and 3D inspection reports for each shipment.

🌍 Global Case Studies

  • Germany – Robotic Welding Line Component Supplier
    Delivered ±0.005mm tolerance end effectors and tooling arms machined from anodized 7075-T6 aluminum, enabling 20% faster cycle time in automotive welding lines.
  • USA – Earthmoving Equipment OEM
    Supplied hardened 42CrMo4 swing bearings and pin bores with Ra0.2μm finish, improving fatigue life by over 40% in harsh mining environments.
  • Japan – Factory Automation Integrator
    Manufactured precision gear housings and spindle supports with tight coaxiality requirements (<0.01mm) for high-speed pick-and-place systems.

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