Blog by Affinity Manufacturing Ltd.

Every industry has its own language and terms. These words and phrases can be confusing to anyone who is not part of the daily operations of a specific industry, and the CNC machining business is no exception.

In diverse industries, including marine, aerospace, automotive, and medicine, CNC machines are becoming more popular as a tool for manufacturing intricate and complex parts. For production parts and prototypes, CNC machining can be an efficient manufacturing method. However, it loses its cost-effectiveness when the key design details and machining capabilities are not balanced.

The pandemic was quite challenging for many people, with companies reducing the number of employees coming into the office. With the new rules, one of the major requirements was to get as many people to work remotely, which they did to reduce the spread of the virus. However, that meant that they had to make sure there were aspects of the work they could handle remotely.

A manufacturer is a person or company that produces finished goods from raw materials by using various tools, equipment, and processes and then sells the goods to consumers.

A CNC machine uses computer software to control equipment such as a lathe or mill, allowing for incredible precision and producing complex parts with tight tolerances. For decades, custom machined parts have been employed in practically every industry.

As a machining manufacturer, we recognize the digital transformation that’s taking shape around the globe. Therefore, our experienced team is uniquely positioned to help clients leverage these innovative trends and implement improved manufacturing systems.

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