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We provide CNC machining services of any complexity for the production of both small and large series of parts. Our online Instant Quoting Engine gives you a CNC machining quote within seconds. Then we make your machined metal or plastic parts and get them to your door in as few as 10 days. We inspect the parts and guarantee their quality.

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Advantages of Ordering CNC Machined Parts from Xometry

Rapid Turnaround

Using the latest CNC machines, Xometry produces highly accurate, quick turn parts in as fast as 10 days.

Precision

Xometry offers various tolerance options in accordance with ISO 2768 (Standard, Fine) and ISO 286 (Grades 8, 7, 6)

Custom Finishes

Select from a variety of finishes on solid metal and plastic parts, built to precise design specifications.

Material Selection

Choose from over 30 metal and plastic materials. CNC Machining offers a wide variety of certified materials.

Quality Control

Our QA department performs strong quality assurance.

Fast Delivery across Europe

Xometry delivers parts to all European countries, including UK, Norway and Switzerland. Just get a quote and see available delivery options along with your CNC parts quote.

CNC Processes

Multi-Axis CNC Milling Centers

  • 5 Axis Machining
  • 4 Axis Machining
  • 3 Axis Machining
  • Right Angle Milling

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CNC Lathe and Live Action Tooling

  • Dual Spindle Lathes

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CNC Drilling

  • Upright presses
  • Right presses
  • Radial presses

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CNC Materials

Available Aluminum Varieties:

  • EN AW-2007 / 3.1645 / AlCuMgPb
  • EN AW-6060 / 3.3206 / Al-MgSi
  • EN AW-6061 / 3.3211 / Al-Mg1SiCu
  • EN AW-6082 / 3.2315 / Al-Si1Mg
  • EN AW-7075 / 3.4365 / Al-Zn6MgCu

Custom aluminium alloys are also available

Available Steel Varieties:

  • 1.0038 / St37-K / S235JR
  • 1.0503 / C45
  • 1.0570 / St52-3 / S355J2G3
  • Custom steel alloys are also available

Stainless Steel:

  • 1.4301 / X5CrNi18.10(V2A)
  • 1.4404 / X2CrNiMo17-12-2 (V4A)
  • 1.4571 / X6CrNiMoTi17-12-2
  • 1.7131 / 16MnCr5
  • 1.7225 / 42CrMo4
  • Custom stainless steel alloys are also available

Available Copper & Brass Varieties:

  • 2.0060 / E-Cu57 / Cu-ETP / CW004A / 2.0065 / E-Cu58
  • Ms58 / 2.0401 / CuZn39Pb3
  • Custom copper and brass alloys are also available
  • Grade 2 / EN 3.7035
  • Grade 5 / 6AL-4V9

Available Polymers

  • ABS
  • Acrylic 
  • Acetal / Delrin / POM
  • Nylon / Polycaprolactam
  • PEEK / Polyether ether ketone
  • PTFE / Teflon
  • PC / Polycarbonate
  • UHMW PE / Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene
  • Custom polymers are also available

Check out our CNC machining materials selection guide.

Post-Processing & Finishing

As-Machined

This is a finish option with the fastest turnaround. Parts are left with visible tool marks and potentially sharp edges and burrs, which can be removed upon request.

Coating services

  • Galvanic zink
  • Nickel & chrome
  • Anodizing: hard & colour

Surface finish

  • Polishing
  • Blasting
  • Painting & powder coating

Heat treatment

  • Quenching And tempering
  • Normalizing And tempering

Overview: What is CNC?

The Basics Of CNC Machining

CNC machining stands for computer numerical control and basically means that a machine is controlled by a set of commands from a controller. This code normally comes in the form of a list of coordinates known as G-code. Any machine controlled by this code can be referred to as a CNC machine, be it a milling machine, a lathe or even a plasma cutter. In this article we will focus on different types of CNC mills, lathes and the combination of these. The movement of CNC machines can be defined by their axes; these are X, Y and Z with A, B & C axes for more advanced machines. The X, Y, Z axes refer to the main cartesian vectors and the A, B, C axes refer to rotation about these axes. CNC machines typically operate in up to 5 axes.

Learn more about CNC machining in our guide.

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