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Xintao has 15 years of machining experience, with numerous cases of 5-axis machining. This includes material property verification, 5-axis machining, overall quenching, internal gravity elimination, transfer, grinding, dynamic balance G1, 3D numerical model comparison, full-size measurement, and 10-year quality traceability.
6+ 5-Axis CNC equipment
±0.003mm Tolerance
Lead times from 5 days
Customer data security
Over 60 Certified Materials
over 30 surface treatment
The aerospace industry requires components with organic shapes, contoured edges and composite shapes.
the high precision capabilities of 5-axis manufacturing processes help produce implants, devices and other equipment to meet stringent healthcare requirements. Most components are small and complex, or complex electronic scanning and monitoring devices.
High-precision mechanical equipment requires 5-axis machining of parts, such as robotic arms.
The energy industry often requires complex and advanced components, including solar power systems and power stations. These parts are machined to be durable and provide stability in the work space.
Feature | 3-AxisCNC | 4-Axis CNC | 5-AxisCNC |
Degrees of Freedom | Moves in X, Y, Z axes | Adds rotation around X or Y axis | Adds rotation around X and Y axes |
Complexity of Shapes | Limited to geometric shapes | Can create more complex shapes | Can create more complex shapes |
Setup Times | Multiple setups may be needed for complex parts | Usually less than 3-axis as one more side of a part can be machined | Single setup due to simultaneous multi-axis movement, saves time |
Surface Finish | Good.depends on setups | Better, due to less setups | Best,continuous tool-path movement, less scalloping |
Tool Access & Collision | Potential limitations due to tool geometry | Improved access over 3-axis | Best access and collision avoidance |
Cost | Lowest among the three due to simpler mechanics | Moderately higher due to additional axis | Highest, due to complex mechanics and software |
Note: The choice between 3, 4, and 5 axis CNc machining depends on several factors, including the complexity of the part, reouired precision production volume,and cost constraints.
