CNC Metal Machining Services | Weldo
Op maat gemaakte, CNC-gefreesde metalen onderdelen

Maatwerk op het gebied van CNC-metaalbewerking

Weldo machines aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper alloys, magnesium, titanium, and special alloys into custom prototypes and production parts. We review material condition, geometry, finishing, and inspection to plan the route around your drawing.

  • 12 Material Groups
  • Van prototype tot productie
  • DFM & Inspection
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CNC-bewerkingen voor op maat gemaakte metalen onderdelen

Select milling, turning, grinding, or EDM from the geometry, alloy behavior, functional features, and production quantity.

CNC-frezen

Faces, pockets, slots, holes, and complex geometry using suitable 3-, 4-, or 5-axis machining.

CNC-draaien

Shafts, sleeves, bores, threads, tapers, and concentric features machined around the workpiece axis.

Precisieslijpen

Controlled size, form, and surface condition on selected functional features, matched to material and geometry.

Draad EDM

Profiles, narrow slots, and hardened-material details in electrically conductive stock, without mechanical cutting force.

A part can combine milled features, turned diameters, ground datum faces, and EDM details in one planned route, followed by finishing and inspection. Process and fixture choices are confirmed from the complete drawing.

Metals and Special Alloys We Machine

Compare load, weight, wear, corrosion exposure, conductivity, temperature, finish, and required material records.

Aluminium

Low density and broad finishing options for housings, frames, brackets, and weight-sensitive parts.

Selection notes

Compare exact alloy, temper, product form, stiffness, and distortion sensitivity. Define cosmetic faces, coating allowance, and any required electrical contacts.

Roestvrij staal

Grade-dependent corrosion resistance, strength, and cleanability for equipment and fluid-handling components.

Selection notes

Select the grade for the actual media and temperature. Review work hardening, heat, final material condition, surface finish, and cleanliness requirements.

Staal

Strength, toughness, and heat-treatment options for shafts, structural components, tooling, and wear parts.

Selection notes

Specify material standard, carbon or alloy grade, supplied condition, and final hardness. Plan treatment movement, finishing allowance, and corrosion protection.

Koper

High conductivity options for power, cooling, contacts, and selected RF components.

Selection notes

Balance conductivity with strength and machinability. Define alloy and temper, burr control, contact faces, plating, and the required finished electrical performance.

Messing

Machining and forming options for fittings, valves, fasteners, instruments, and decorative parts.

Selection notes

Compare free-cutting, forging, corrosion-service, and silicon grades. Specify lead-content limits and any required dezincification or product qualification.

Brons

Bearing, wear, and corrosion-service options for bushings, gears, guides, and marine hardware.

Selection notes

Use the exact alloy and condition. For bearings, define load, speed, lubrication, shaft finish, clearance, and alignment alongside the machined dimensions.

Magnesium

Very low density for lightweight housings, brackets, fixtures, and mobility components.

Selection notes

Specify wrought or cast product form, alloy condition, coating, and assembly contacts. The production route must account for magnesium-specific chip and process controls.

Titanium

High specific strength and corrosion-service options for demanding precision components.

Selection notes

Compare commercially pure, alpha-beta, and beta grades. Review heat at the cutting edge, stiffness, treatment sequence, surface integrity, and required material records.

Confirm the exact grade, material condition, product form, stock availability, and required certification before production. Special-alloy trade names identify families or commercial materials; the drawing should state the full material specification.

Oppervlakteafwerkingen voor metalen onderdelen

Select the finish for the base alloy, service environment, surface function, appearance, and final assembly dimensions.

Zoals bewerkt

Defined tool texture with specified deburring, edge condition, and roughness. Identify cosmetic faces and critical contact surfaces.

Anodizing & Conversion

Alloy-specific systems for aluminum, magnesium, or titanium, selected for protection, appearance, adhesion, or electrical behavior.

Passivation & Plating

Passivation and deposited coatings serve different purposes. Specify the compatible process, chemistry, thickness, and functional surfaces.

Texture & Protective Coatings

Blasting, polishing, painting, or powder coating can control texture and appearance or provide a specified barrier system.

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Define treatment sequence, coating allowance, masking, roughness, and the accepted finished condition. Critical bores, threads, mating faces, and electrical contacts need an agreed surface and dimensional specification.

Metal Machining and Inspection Capabilities

Drawing review connects material condition, datum strategy, machining sequence, finishing allowance, and final acceptance.

Productie met meerdere assen

3-, 4-, and 5-axis routes support accessible simple and complex geometry with suitable workholding and tool reach.

Op tekeningen gebaseerde toleranties

Review critical dimensions by alloy, feature size, wall thickness, datum system, process, and measurement method.

DFM and Process Planning

Review radii, walls, threads, tool access, distortion, material condition, and any treatment or finish allowance.

Gefaseerde inspectie

Plan incoming, in-process, final, and pre-shipment checks to the drawing and agreed documentation requirements.

Instrument resolution, such as 0.001 mm, is one measurement characteristic. Finished-part tolerance requires a feature-specific process and inspection review, including uncertainty and acceptance conditions.

CNC Metal Machining Questions

How should I select a metal for CNC machining?

Start with strength, stiffness, weight, wear, corrosion exposure, conductivity, temperature, finish, cost, and documentation requirements. Then compare exact grades, product forms, supplied conditions, and the practical machining route.

How tight can the tolerances be?

Review alloy, feature size, geometry, wall thickness, workholding, process sequence, and measurement method. Mark critical fits, datums, form tolerances, and the required finished condition on the drawing for engineering review.

Can machined metal parts be heat-treated?

Suitable heat treatment depends on the exact alloy and required properties. It can change strength, hardness, microstructure, and dimensions. Plan machining allowance, treatment sequence, final sizing, and acceptance inspection together.

How do I choose a corrosion-resistant material?

Specify the media, concentration, temperature, wet or dry exposure, crevices, and connected materials. Stainless steel, titanium, aluminum and copper alloys, nickel alloys, or coated steels offer different solutions for defined conditions.

Can Weldo support prototypes and repeat batches?

Yes. CNC routes support one-off prototypes, engineering samples, bridge production, and repeat orders. The practical route depends on the geometry, material, quantity, workholding, and agreed inspection requirements.

Should tolerances apply before or after finishing?

State the acceptance condition on the drawing. Coating buildup, material removal, heat treatment, edges, threads, and mating surfaces must be accounted for. Identify features accepted before treatment and those that must meet the drawing afterward.