Bronze CNC Machining Service
Bronze is a durable and classic alloy widely used in precision machining applications due to its excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and machinability.
Why Choose Bronze for CNC Machining Parts?
Bronze is a timeless and reliable alloy widely used in CNC machining due to its outstanding wear resistance, low-friction properties, and exceptional corrosion resistance. It delivers smooth chip formation with minimal tool wear even under heavy loads, enabling fast cycle times, superior surface finishes, and tolerances as tight as ±0.0002″ (5 μm) effortlessly—making it the preferred choice for durable components in marine, bearings, automotive, industrial, and heavy machinery sectors.
- Exceptional machinability
- Rapid production cycles
- Superior surface finishes
- Outstanding corrosion resistance & natural low-friction performance
- Natural corrosion resistance & superior anodizing results
- Excellent wear resistance & self-lubricating qualities
High-Precision Bronze CNC Machining On-Demand
Swiss Machining
Swiss machining: ultra-precise, small-diameter complex parts machined from bar stock in a single setup – with micron-level tolerances and zero secondary operations.
CNC Turning and Milling
CNC turning with live tooling combines both lathe and mill capabilities to machine parts with cylindrical features from metal rod stock.
Available Parts for Bronze CNC Machining
Bronze CNC Machining is suitable for a wide range of bronze materials including C93200 (bearing bronze), C95400 (aluminum bronze), C36000 (free-machining bronze), C51000 (phosphor bronze), C62300, C63000, etc., as well as high-leaded tin bronzes and silicon bronzes. The suitability depends on the alloy’s machinability. Here are the parts we can provide for CNC Machining.
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What is Swiss Machining?
Swiss machining uses a sliding headstock and guide bushing, unlike standard lathes, to support material while the tool remains stationary.
What is CNC Turning and Milling？
In CNC turning and milling, the tool moves while the material is stationary. In CNC turning, the material spins while the tool moves.
CNC Machining Materials: A Comprehensive Guide
CNC machining can be applied to a wide variety of materials, including but not limited to metals, plastics, and composites.