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Our complete CNC aluminum service will accompany your aluminum machining project from the prototype construction to the ended aluminum parts manufacturing

As lightweight metals are widely used, aluminum machining parts are becoming a choice of many industries. With all of our machining experience, CNC aluminum has been WayKen’s expertise for many years.

Manufacturing Of Custom Aluminum Parts

If you need assistance on your custom aluminum machining projects, we will be one of the most capable and affordable production sources with our technology, experience, and skills. Our strict implementation of 609001 quality system standards, and the combination of efficient production processes and flexible custom engineering enable us to deliver complex projects in short turnaround times and provide excellent product quality.

We also provide typical surface treatment operations for custom aluminum parts, such as sandblasting, shot blasting, polishing, electrophoresis, chromating, powder blasting, painting, etc.

Why Use Our Aluminum Machining Service

No MoQt

One-off aluminum prototype part or large quantity parts. No matter the size of your order, we can handle it.

Industry-best pricing

Our custom aluminum machining process and technology allow us to offer competitive prices that can match any offer.

High-precision and tight tolerance

We service the aerospace and medical industries and can produce parts with tight tolerances. We also use precise tool holders and tools to ensure optimal precision and accuracy.

Wide range of coatings & finishes

We can offer a wide range of coatings and finishes for your parts depending on your project requirements.

Fast delivery

We have 40 machines at our disposal and can take your project from engineering design to delivery faster than our competitors.

Experienced Engineers

Our team has years of experience in a wide range of industries and can handle even the most challenging projects.

Aluminum Material Grades We Work With

Aluminum alloy has a wide range of properties, such as flexibility, weldability, high strength, corrosion resistance and light weight, and excellent anodizing surface treatment. Due to its low cost and formability, aluminum is widely used in industry. The type of aluminum grade you ultimately choose depends on the intended use of your aluminum parts in the manufacturing project.

Material Tensile Strength Elongation at Break Hardness Density Maximum Temp McMaster Part Number
6061-T6 Aluminum 35,000 PSI 12.50% Brinell 95 2.768 g/erk 0.1 lbs / cu. in 1080° F 8975K219
6061-T6 Aluminum 35,000 PSI 12.50% Brinell 95 2.768 g/erk 0.1 lbs / cu. in 1080° F 8975K219
6061-T6 Aluminum 35,000 PSI 12.50% Brinell 95 2.768 g/erk 0.1 lbs / cu. in 1080° F 8975K219
6061-T6 Aluminum 35,000 PSI 12.50% Brinell 95 2.768 g/erk 0.1 lbs / cu. in 1080° F 8975K219

Benefits Of Using Aluminum In Machining Operations

Aluminum is one of the most versatile manufacturing materials in the world, which is why it’s so popular in a wide range of industries. But why exactly is aluminum so suitable for CNC machining? Well, here are some of its main advantages.

  • Light Weight.
    Aluminum is one of the lightest metals available, weighing just over 2.7 g/cm3. That’s very useful for transportation, usability, and other practical reasons that are important in a range of industries
  • Light Weight.
    Aluminum is one of the lightest metals available, weighing just over 2.7 g/cm3. That’s very useful for transportation, usability, and other practical reasons that are important in a range of industries
  • Light Weight.
    Aluminum is one of the lightest metals available, weighing just over 2.7 g/cm3. That’s very useful for transportation, usability, and other practical reasons that are important in a range of industries
  • Light Weight.
    Aluminum is one of the lightest metals available, weighing just over 2.7 g/cm3. That’s very useful for transportation, usability, and other practical reasons that are important in a range of industries
  • Light Weight.
    Aluminum is one of the lightest metals available, weighing just over 2.7 g/cm3. That’s very useful for transportation, usability, and other practical reasons that are important in a range of industries

Design Recommendations

To reduce costs, limit the number of part setups, the number of inspection dimensions or tight tolerances, and deep pockets with small radii. f surface finish is not a concer, you may design your part to be made from the closest stock thickness, specified in a drawing

Min Wall Thickness Min End Mill Size Min Drill Size Max Part Size Undercuts Radii : Depth
0.5 mm 0.8 mm (0.03 in) 0.5 mm (0.02 in) 1200 x 500 x 152mm [x,y,z] (mill) 152 x 394 mm [d,h] (lathe) Square profile, full radius, dovetail profiles Depth must not exceed 12x drill bit diameter. For end mills, depth must not exceed 10x tool diameter

Benefits Of Using Aluminum In Machining Operations

Generally, aluminum CNC machining is not a standalone production process. When short-run production needs reach hundreds or more, you need a complete solution to achieve a more efficient, accurate and cost-effective process.

When manufacturing aluminum parts, we review each project based on the complexity and manufacturabilty of the part, evaluate the production cost, and create a process route that meets your design and specifications.

We have combined 3-axis, 4-axis and 5-axis CNC milling, CNC turning and other manufacturing processes to expand the manufacturing capabilities of aluminum parts, accommodate any challenge with ease, and save time and cost. These optimized process combinations include traditional process technologies such as EDM, Wire EDM, Die Casting, Investment Casting, Aluminum Extrusion, and Forging.

Engineers Who Trust Us

“We primarily use Protolabs to test new ideas…as we consider a potential design improvement, we want the ability to create parts and see how they perform as quickly as possible.”

DR. RYAN FARRIS TECHNICAL LEAD FOR INDEGO EXOSKELETON

Parker Hannifin

“We primarily use Protolabs to test new ideas…as we consider a potential design improvement, we want the ability to create parts and see how they perform as quickly as possible.”

DR. RYAN FARRIS TECHNICAL LEAD FOR INDEGO EXOSKELETON

Parker Hannifin

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