CNC Machining for Stainless Steel Parts

Stainless steel is a type of metal alloy that is highly valued for its corrosion resistance, durability, and aesthetic appeal. It is widely used in various applications due to its ability to withstand harsh conditions, maintain structural integrity, and provide a polished and sleek finish. CNC machining processes allow for precise shaping and customization of stainless steel parts to meet specific design requirements and industry standards.

Dadesin deliveres precision results for a wide range of stainless steel alloys available for CNC machining. Our stainless steel CNC services enable you to create custom stainless steel parts for many applications across industries such as medical instruments, agricultural, industrial automation, machine parts, robotics and Vacuum and pressure vessels. We can produce complex stainless steel parts with 11 different types of stainless steel using our CNC turning machines and 3-axis and 5-axis CNC milling machines.

As machined (standard): This standard finish is the most basic and economical CNC finish, often used in applications where the surface won’t be visible, and appearance isn’t a priority.

Anodizing: Anodizing creates a protective oxidation layer on the surface of a part, usually through electrochemical processes. Anodized CNC machined parts can be dyed in different colors. This finish is often used for stainless steel parts that will be exposed to an outdoor environment, as the oxidation layer helps protect them from rust and corrosion.

Powder coating: Powder coating creates an excellent and robust surface finish. Stainless steel is corrosion resistant to a wide array of chemicals, but some, like chlorides, still pose a challenge. Powder coating can be used to improve its anti-corrosion properties in these situations.

Bead blasting: Bead-blasted CNC machining produces a matte finish with texture and evenness. The finish is achieved by blasting stainless steel with an abrasive media such as glass beads, aluminum oxide, or silicon carbide. Bead blasting creates a consistent look in end products with multiple parts machined from the same material.