In manufacturing, CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control—a technology that uses preprogrammed computer software to control the movement of machine

Inspecting CNC part precision involves 5 key steps: 1) Prepare the part (clean and secure it to avoid movement); 2)

Improving CNC part precision involves optimizing equipment accuracy, refining machining processes, controlling material stability, and enhancing inspection. Key measures include

CNC machining of turbine blades relies on 5-axis synchronization to shape complex aerodynamic profiles, thin walls, and twisted geometries. Using

Deburring CNC parts is a process that removes excess burrs generated after machining using mechanical, chemical, thermal, or other means.