Precision Titanium CNC Machining Services Offering Custom Metal Parts Fabrication with Tight Tolerances and Delivery

When purchasing titanium alloy machined parts, buyers often worry about high cost, long lead time, unstable quality, and difficulty achieving tight tolerances. Titanium alloys have high strength, low thermal conductivity, and strong chemical reactivity, which can easily lead to tool wear, heat accumulation, and inconsistent machining results. Many buyers are also concerned about surface finish quality, batch consistency, and whether the supplier truly has experience in titanium machining, especially for aerospace, medical, and high-precision industrial applications.

The most commonly used titanium materials include Grade 2 (commercially pure titanium), Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V), Grade 9 (Ti-3Al-2.5V), and Grade 12. Grade 2 titanium offers excellent corrosion resistance and relatively good machinability, making it easier to process compared to other titanium alloys. Grade 5 titanium is the most widely used and also the most challenging to machine due to its high strength and poor heat dissipation. Grade 9 and Grade 12 provide a balance between strength and machinability and are often selected for aerospace, chemical, and structural applications.

To address both buyer concerns and titanium machining difficulties, we utilize advanced CNC machining centers, titanium-specific cutting tools, and optimized machining parameters. Our experienced engineering team focuses on heat control, tool life management, and precise process planning, enabling us to maintain tight tolerances, stable dimensions, and consistent surface quality. With strict quality inspection and process control, we reduce production risks, shorten lead times, and deliver reliable, cost-effective titanium CNC machining parts for both prototypes and mass production.

Titanium machined parts can be finished with various surface treatments to meet different functional and aesthetic requirements. Common options include polishing, sandblasting, bead blasting, anodizing, passivation, and PVD coating. Among these, anodizing is the most commonly chosen surface treatment, as it enhances corrosion resistance while providing decorative color options. Polishing and passivation are widely used for medical and industrial applications to improve cleanliness and surface smoothness, while PVD coating is selected when higher wear resistance and premium appearance are required.

A: We are located in Dongguan, China, we are a CNC processing factory with more than 20 years of mechanical manufacturing.

A: 2D drawings (PDF, DWG/DXF) 3D drawings (STEP, XT, IGS, SolidWorks parts)

A: Welcome! Samples can help you verify your design and our quality!

A: We can sign a confidentiality agreement with you. Secondly, all drawings of customers are only for processing and inspection. Do not copy and show to others.

A: Generally speaking, it takes about 7-10 days for samples and 14-20 days for mass production.