Precision CNC Machining for Corrosion-Resistant Parts | 40% Faster Production

CNC machining for corrosionresistant parts focuses on producing components that can withstand exposure to moisture, chemicals, or harsh environmental conditions, essential for industries like marine, oil and gas, and medical. Corrosionresistant parts are typically machined from materials such as stainless steel (304, 316), titanium, hastelloy, and certain engineering plastics, which offer inherent resistance to corrosion. CNC milling and turning processes are used to create parts like valves, pumps, and marine fixtures, which must maintain functionality and structural integrity in corrosive environments. For example, a CNC-machined 316 stainless steel valve body for a marine application requires precise machining of internal passages and sealing surfaces, while the material's corrosion resistance ensures long-term reliability in saltwater conditions. Surface finishes for corrosionresistant parts may include passivation for stainless steel to enhance its natural oxide layer, or plating with corrosion-resistant materials like nickel or chromium. The machining process must also avoid creating crevices or rough surfaces where corrosion could accumulate, with smooth finishes and proper design practices used to minimize corrosion risks. CNC machining for corrosionresistant parts ensures that components not only meet dimensional and functional requirements but also offer extended service life in challenging environments.