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Types of Brass: CNC Machining Materials Guide

Brass is a popular material in CNC machining due to its excellent machinability, corrosion resistance, and attractive appearance. However, not all types of brass are created equal. Selecting the appropriate brass alloy can determine the precision, durability, and cost-effectiveness of your machining project.

Bronze Machining: Techniques, Types, Uses and Best Practices

Bronze machining involves the precision cutting and shaping of various bronze alloys using CNC bronze machining processes. In order to obtain accurate, high-quality parts, the selection of the right bronze grade, tooling and feed rates, as well as specialized cooling and finishing strategies are essential.

How to Polish Aluminum: A Complete Guide

We specialize in custom aluminum CNC machining and surface treatment solutions with 15 years of CNC machining experience. From brushed textures to mirror polishing and industrial-grade polishing, our advanced aluminum polishing equipment and experienced team ensure that every project has excellent precision and quality.

The Electrical Conductivity of Aluminum: A Comprehensive Guide

Aluminum, known for being lightweight and versatile, delivers excellent performance in a wide range of industries due to its outstanding combination of electrical conductivity and mechanical properties. At VMT, we are experts in producing custom aluminum parts engineered for precision, durability, and performance.

Copper Material: A CNC Machining Material

Copper is one of the most thermally and electrically conductive metals, making it ideal for CNC machining in critical applications like electronics, automotive, and optics. Let’s explore its properties, benefits, grades, and how it compares with other CNC metals.

Brass Melting Point: A Comprehensive Guide

The melting temperature of brass is usually between 900°C and 940°C. This range is determined by the mix of copper and zinc in the alloy. Brasses with higher zinc content melt at lower temperatures, while those with more copper need higher heat to melt.