Modern industry demands rapid manufacturing, with monthly rising needs for rapid prototypes or custom precision parts. Customers expect faster order fulfillment and require components with higher precision than ever before. Aluminum, one of the most widely used alloys in production, offers lightweight properties while being strong, durable, and corrosion-resistant.

High-speed milling stands as one of the CNC aluminum machining’s most successful methods. The primary distinction from conventional milling lies in its significantly higher spindle speeds, enabling operators to increase cutting feed rates. This approach delivers substantial advantages.

Discover how strategic fixturing solves accuracy, efficiency, and scalability challenges in prototype and low-volume CNC machining. Learn fixture selection best practices.