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Alloy CNC Machining
Alloy CNC machining is a modern way to make strong metal parts using computer-controlled machines. At Istar Machining, we cut and shape different metal alloys into exact shapes for many industries. Our machines follow computer designs to make parts that are super precise and perfect every time.
An alloy is a mix of metals that makes them stronger and better than just one metal alone. When we do CNC machining, we can work with many different alloys to match what you need your part to do.
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23 Years
Istar Machining's years in the industry
300,000 square feet
The size of Istar Machining's factory
300 CNC machines
Our CNC equipment count
1000 skilled workers
Istar's number of skilled machinists/operators
Many Machine Options
Different jobs need different machines. We have:
Industries That Trust Our Alloy CNC Machining
Materials We Use for Alloy CNC Machining
At Istar Machining, we work with many different alloys. Each one has special qualities for different jobs:
How We Use Alloy CNC Machining For Different Industries
Industry | Parts We Make | Materials We Use | Benefits |
Aerospace | Engine parts, landing gear, brackets | 7075 Aluminum, Titanium, Inconel | Lightweight, heat-resistant, super strong |
Automotive | Transmission parts, suspension arms | 6061 Aluminum, Steel 4140 | Reduces car weight, strong and durable |
Medical | Surgical tools, implants | Grade 5 Titanium, Stainless Steel 316 | Safe for body contact, easy to sterilize |
Marine | Boat fittings, propeller shafts | 5083 Aluminum, Stainless Steel | Resists salt water damage |
Electronics | Heat sinks, housings | 6061 Aluminum | Helps cool hot parts, looks nice |
Energy | Turbine blades, valve parts | Inconel 718, Steel | Works in very hot places |
Industrial | Gears, bearings | 4140 Steel | Very hard-wearing for heavy use |
Fast Delivery Times
We know you need parts quickly:
- Prototypes: Ready in 3-5 days
- Big Orders: Ready in 10-14 days
Special Finishing Options
After machining, we can add:
- Anodizing: Colored protective layer for aluminum
- Heat Treating: Makes parts stronger
- Surface Grinding: Makes surfaces super smooth
- Powder Coating: Adds tough, colored finish
Why Choose Istar Machining for Your Alloy CNC Machining Needs?
Expert Knowledge
Our team knows all about different alloys and how to machine them perfectly. We can suggest the best material for your project.
Advanced Machines
We use high-speed carbide tools that make clean cuts with less waste. This saves money and makes better parts.
Design Help
We offer design for CNC machining advice to make your parts easier to produce and less expensive.
Cost Savings
Our efficient methods can save you 20-30% compared to other manufacturers.
Our Alloy CNC Machining Process
At Istar Machining, we follow these steps to make your parts perfect:
Design Review
We look at your design files to make sure they'll work well.
CNC Programming
Our experts program the machines to cut your parts perfectly.
Machining
Our 5-axis machining centers or CNC turning equipment shape your parts.
Finishing
We can add special finishes like anodizing or heat treatment.
Final Inspection
One more check to make sure everything is perfect.
Ready to Start Your Alloy CNC Machining Project?
Getting your perfect parts from Istar Machining is easy:
- Send us your design files
- Get a fast quote
- Approve your project
- We make your parts
- Parts ship directly to you
Frequently Asked Question
A: We can make as few as 1 part for prototypes, or thousands for big projects.
A: Yes! Our engineers will look at your design and suggest changes to make it work better and cost less.
A: We use special anti-rust packaging and strong boxes to keep your parts safe.
A: We can work with most 3D files like STEP, IGES, X_T, or drawings in PDF format.
A: Most prototypes are ready in 3-5 days. Bigger orders usually take 10-14 days.
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