1. Core Definition of 3‑Axis CNC Machining 3‑axis CNC machining refers to a numerically controlled machining method that operates via three linear axes: X, Y, and Z. It is the most fundamental and widely used form of CNC machining today. In our equipment list, 3‑axis machining centers are the most […]

I. Core Definition of 4‑Axis CNC Machining 4‑axis CNC machining refers to a computer‑controlled manufacturing process that builds upon the traditional three linear axes (X, Y, Z) by adding a rotary axis (A‑axis or B‑axis). This rotary axis enables the workpiece to rotate around a specified axis during machining, achieving

At XAP Precision, we’ve built a versatile turning lineup to handle every rotary part challenge, from micro-pins to large shafts. Here’s how our different machines work for you: 1. Swiss-Type Lathes Models: Star RG, Tsugami S205A, Westa L20E-2M9 Best for: Small-diameter, high-precision parts (Ø20–22mm) Strengths: High-speed, high-volume production of complex

Gear stainless steel aluminum parts processing

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