Materials
Review our available materials below. If you don’t see a material that suits your needs, you can request it.
- Metals: Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, Titanium, etc.
- Plastics: High performance, Engineer, Industrial, Modified types.
- No Minimum Order Quantities, ≥1.
- Secondary Finishing.
- All uploads are secure and confidential.
- All uploads are secure and confidential.
CNC Manufacturing Materials
Choose from hundreds of commercial-grade plastics, metals, and elastomers suitable for both prototyping and production.
- We can source any other material on request, but quotes take up to 48 hours.
Choosing The Right Materials
The tips below may help you determine what type of material is best suited for your parts:
- Metals yield higher tolerance parts than plastics. A metal alloy is the best option if the parts are exposed to corrosive environments, such as salt water.
- Plastics can warp slightly over time due to moisture absorption and heat exposure but are typically less expensive to manufacture than metals. In general, plastics provide better impact resistance and dimensional stability than metal.
- Sheet metal parts are usually easier to machine than machined parts, more cheaper. A sheet metal part can be bent or formed into a complex configuration.
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Materials
Review our available materials below. If you don’t see a material that suits your needs, you can request it.
- Metals: Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Stainless Steel, Titanium, etc.
- Plastics: High performance, Engineer, Industrial, Modified types.
- No Minimum Order Quantities, ≥1.
- Secondary Finishing.
All uploads are secure and confidential.
CNC Manufacturing Materials
Choose from hundreds of commercial-grade plastics, metals, and elastomers suitable for both prototyping and production.
Choosing The Right Materials
The tips below may help you determine what type of material is best suited for your parts:
- Metals yield higher tolerance parts than plastics. A metal alloy is the best option if the parts are exposed to corrosive environments, such as salt water.
- Plastics can warp slightly over time due to moisture absorption and heat exposure but are typically less expensive to manufacture than metals. In general, plastics provide better impact resistance and dimensional stability than metal.
- Sheet metal parts are usually easier to machine than machined parts, more cheaper. A sheet metal part can be bent or formed into a complex configuration.
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