CNC Milling Services

ECOREPRAP works with vertical, horizontal, and multi-axis milling machines. The vertical milling machine is highly accurate equipment that carries out 3-axis milling, suitable for vertical surfaces and angular shapes.Our horizontal milling machines perform 4-axis milling and are suitable for heavy milling operations. 

ECOREPRAP have 3-axis, 4-axis, 3+2 axis and continuous 5 milling machines.

Yes, you can combine both manufacturing processes to reinforce your custom parts. Printed parts can be milled to achieve dimensions with tight tolerances or to meet surface quality requirements. Intelligently combining these two methods can ensure faster manufacturing, less waste, and lower costs. It even achieves higher accuracy and precision, repeatability, and sustainable production.

ECOREPRAP milling services can make precise parts with a tight tolerance of 0.005mm.

There are 80+ metals and 20+ plastics materials for choices. 

The machining processes differ. CNC milling is suitable for irregular and flat surfaces, while CNC lathe is suitable for cylindrical or conical parts.

We do not vapor polish ABS, we vapor polish Polycarbonate and manual polish and vapor polish Acrylic.

For metals, the minimum wall thickness shall be o.5mm, and for plastics, it shall be 1mm. The larger the part size, the bigger the minimum wall thickness shall be. Please remember that this does not imply that wall thicknesses with lesser values are unachievable. These recommendations are simply thresholds to limit the risk of warpage.

If a specific fillet radius is required, please specify. If not, the fillet radii that allow for easy machining will be added based on the machinist’s discretion. For a general idea, internal vertical edge radii could be >1/3*Depth and internal horizontal edges may be left sharp or have a 0.5mm to 1mm radius.

A 5-axis CNC milling machine can move a cutting tool in 5 axes, which allows the operator to simultaneously hit five different sides (or more) of a part depending on the design complexities. Resultantly, the tool is highly capable of creating highly complex products and parts.

With a 5-axis machine, the X, Y, and Z-axes are similar to a 3-axis machine layout. The table then rotates along the A-axis, as with the 4-axis. However, the 5-axis machine involves the pivoting action at the table joint, followed by rotation along the C-axis, which defines the fifth movement.

Check our blog about 5-axis CNC machining here.