CNC turning & milling

CNC Equipment & Working Ranges

Review our CNC turning and milling equipment and approximate working ranges. Final machine fit is assessed from the complete drawing, including fixture space and feature access.

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01 Equipment

Equipment and working ranges.

Use these approximate ranges for an initial fit check. Workholding, tool access and part geometry are reviewed before quotation.

Tolerance: Up to ±0.01 mm, depending on geometry, material and drawing requirements.

Range review: Parts outside the listed in-house working ranges require a separate manufacturing review.

EquipmentProcessApproximate rangeTypical geometry
CNC Lathe 6150CNC turningApproximately Ø250 × 1,000 mmLong shafts, sleeves and rotational parts
CNC Lathe 6180Heavy CNC turningApproximately Ø800 × 3,000 mmLarger diameters and extended workpieces
CNC 3-Axis Machining Center 8503-axis CNC millingApproximately 850 × 500 × 600 mm travelPlates, housings, brackets and prismatic parts
CNC 4-Axis Machining Center 11604-axis CNC millingApproximately 1,100 × 600 × 700 mm travelMulti-face features with fewer setups
Conventional Machining EquipmentTurning, milling and grinding supportReviewed against the drawingSupporting operations, repair work and flexible process planning
CNC turning line and production activity inside the Hongtao Metal workshop
Turning areaCNC turning lineActual workshop and work in progress
CNC machining center 1160 inside the Hongtao Metal workshop
Milling equipmentMachining center 1160CNC 4-axis milling equipment
850-class CNC machining center inside the Hongtao Metal workshop
Milling equipment850-class machining centerMachine shown in the actual workshop
Actual process video

CNC milling in progress

A shop-floor clip supplied by Hongtao Metal showing CNC milling in progress.

02 Drawing review

The complete part determines machine fit.

Machine range is the starting point. Geometry, datums, fixture space and the production requirement determine a suitable machining plan.

01

Workpiece envelope

Machine travel or turning range is only the first check. Fixture space, tool access, shape and workpiece weight also affect feasibility.

02

Critical tolerances

Identify the dimensions that control fit or function so the process and inspection plan can be reviewed around them.

03

Datum relationships

Features on different faces or setups must be assessed as one controlled system rather than as isolated dimensions.

04

Production requirement

Quantity, repeat-order pattern, finish and required date influence workholding, process sequence and quotation.

Start with one real part

Does the part fit this equipment?

Send the drawing, material, quantity, critical features and required date. We will review machine fit around the complete requirement.

Attach your drawing or 3D model in your email app. Include material, quantity and target delivery date.

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