Precision CNC Machining

What is CNC Machining?

CNC machining, also known as Computer Numerical Control machining, is a manufacturing method that relies on computerized controls and machine tools to shape materials into custom-designed parts or products.

In CNC machining, a computer system interprets a digital blueprint created using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. This blueprint guides the CNC machine's movements and commands, controlling the cutting tools' speed, position, and depth. This precision allows for the accurate and consistent production of intricate parts.

Our CNC Machining Expertise

For precise and efficient machining services in Auckland, choose Wildebees. With our state-of-the-art CNC machines and experienced technicians, we deliver superior quality and accuracy on every project.

CNC machining is a versatile and cost-effective method for producing a wide range of parts and components. We have:

CAD Software: Our engineers use CAD software to design a digital model of the desired part or product.
CAM Software: Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) software converts the CAD model into instructions for the CNC machine. It determines the best toolpaths and cutting strategies based on factors like material type and desired precision.
CNC Machine: This is the physical tool that carries out the machining process. It includes the workpiece (material being machined), cutting tools, and the CNC controller.
CNC Controller: The CNC controller reads the CAM-generated instructions and sends signals to the machine's motors to move the cutting tools precisely according to the programmed paths.

Our advanced machines can handle complex designs and tight tolerances with ease, ensuring that your parts are manufactured to the highest standards of quality and precision.

Whether you need prototypes, one-off parts, or large production runs, we have the technology and expertise to meet your needs. Our team works closely with you to understand your requirements and deliver solutions that exceed your expectations.

The Benefits of CNC Machining

Accuracy: CNC machines can achieve high levels of precision, making them suitable for creating complex shapes and tight tolerances.
Efficiency: Once programmed, CNC machines can run continuously with minimal human intervention, leading to faster production times.
Versatility: CNC machining can work with a variety of materials with our specialty being various types of metal and composites.
Flexibility: Design changes can be easily accommodated by updating the CAD model and reprogramming the CNC machine, allowing for rapid prototyping and iteration.

Our Projects

Metal Fencing & Gates

The importance of Commercial Security Fences & Gates

For commercial properties, factories and manufacturing sites steel fencing supports security, stock management and safety.

Checker Plate Fabrication

Checker Plate Ramps

Wildebees engineers projects of all sizes to enhance site operations. One recent project involved installing a simple checker plate ramp.

Black Steel/Mild Steel

Mild Steel Storage Fencing & Gates

We manufactured & installed a custom sliding gate to enhance the security and functionality of a industrial storage area.

CNC Machining Capabilities

Aerospace Components: CNC machining is commonly used to produce complex parts such as engine components, turbine blades, brackets, and structural components for aircraft and spacecraft.
Automotive Parts: CNC machining is essential for manufacturing automotive parts including engine blocks, cylinder heads, transmission components, suspension parts, and brake components.
Electronics: CNC machining is employed to fabricate precise components for electronic devices, including casings, connectors, heat sinks, and circuit boards.
Tooling and Dies: CNC machining is utilized in the production of molds, dies, and tooling for various manufacturing processes, such as injection molding, casting, and stamping.
Architectural Components: CNC machining is used to create custom architectural elements such as balustrades, staircases, decorative panels, and facade details.
Marine Components: CNC machining is employed to manufacture marine components like propellers, hull fittings, valves, and navigation equipment.
Industrial Equipment: CNC machining is utilised for producing parts for industrial equipment such as pumps, valves, gears, bearings, and conveyor systems.
Prototyping and R&D: CNC machining is essential for rapid prototyping and research and development across various industries to create prototypes and test designs before mass production.