Metal materials such as brass, bronze and copper play an important role in the field of CNC machining. In-depth exploration of the differences and distinctions between brass, bronze and copper, and through in-depth understanding of their characteristics and application range, we can make the best material selection for metal projects.

8020 aluminum, also known as 80/20 extruded aluminum or 80/20 frame aluminum, is a high-performance alloy. It cleverly combines 80% aluminum matrix with 20% precisely formulated alloy elements, including silicon, iron, copper and chromium, etc., showing excellent mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, and is widely used in various industrial fields.

In the CNC machining industry, aluminum extrusion profiles have become the preferred material for precision manufacturing due to their light weight, high strength, and easy machining. 8020 and 2020 aluminum extrusions are often used in precision manufacturing due to their respective characteristics. Compare the differences between the two to help you choose the right material for your project.

Casting and forging, as the two pillars of metal machining. The core difference between them is mainly reflected in the nature of the forming method. Casting uses the fluidity of liquid metal to form complex shapes, which is suitable for mass production; forging shapes in the solid state, emphasizes high strength and high toughness, and is suitable for key components.

CNC drilling is a high-precision, automated process that uses CNC technology to guide the drill to complete the hole machining task on various materials. CNC drilling controls the CNC machine tool through a pre-written program, causing the drill to rotate and feed according to a predetermined path and parameters, thereby accurately machining the required hole position on the workpiece.