Our CNC drilling services has state of the art equipment, plenty of engineering experiences, and innovative approach to meet the most complex projects.
What is CNC drilling?
CNC drilling is a machining method used in mass production, in which numerical data is used to drill holes of a specific diameter and depth in an aluminium profile or component.
While drilling in itself is not a time-consuming process, changing the drill bits to create holes of various diameters does slow the operation as a whole. Our automatic tool changing drill stations minimize the operation and set-up time required, helping to make the drilling process as time- and cost-effective as possible.
What is CNC drilling used for?
As a fundamental CNC machining service, drilling can play a role in fabrication for almost any application. Some of the typical applications we supply CNC drilling services for include:
1.Commercial blinds 2.Transport interiors 3.Automotive trailers 4.Access equipment
5.Office furniture 6.Industrial doors 7.Balustrades and railings
Types of CNC Drilling Machines
Although drilling may not be considered machining, which would conceive many subtypes of CNC centers, there are several distinct ones intended for basic and specific purposes.
1. Upright drill press 2. Radial arm drill press 3. Gang drilling machine 4. Multiple spindle drilling machine 5. Micro drill press 6. Turret type drilling machine
Advantages of CNC Drilling
Compared to traditional drilling technologies, CNC drilling units offer a number of advantages, such as:
Higher accuracy. Drilling machines integrated with CNC technology can make holes that are accurate to the original design file within very tight margins.
Broader versatility. CNC drilling units can be used for a wide range of materials, from metal to plastic to wood. Additionally, since they can accommodate multiple drill bits, they can be utilized to produce a variety of holes.
Greater reproducibility. Since CNC drilling units are computer-controlled, they are lessprone to error. As a result, manufacturers can achieve high consistency throughout a batch and between batches.
