CNC Drilled Components

Core Advantages

Finished Locating Bores

Drilled holes can be reamed as part of the machining route. Where a dowel or locating pin establishes an assembly position, the finished bore provides the specified seating diameter instead of relying on an unfinished drilled surface for the fit.

Recessed Fastener Seats

Countersinking and counterboring create dedicated seats for the specified screw heads. Where another component crosses the mounting surface, a correctly dimensioned recess keeps the fastener head within the permitted envelope rather than projecting into the adjacent assembly space.

Coordinated Hole Patterns

Multiple holes are machined against a common part datum. When a connecting plate joins two mating patterns, this controls the relationship of the holes to one reference rather than accumulating independent measurements from one hole to the next.

Customization Capabilities

We produce drilled components from the approved drawing or sample, using the specified hole function to establish the machining sequence. Drilling is followed by the required finishing operations, and thread or edge details are completed before final inspection.

Customizable Items

Material: aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, copper or engineering plastic
Hole diameter: Ø0.5–Ø50 mm
Through-hole and blind-hole depth
Hole count and center coordinates
Metric or imperial thread designation
Thread pitch and full-thread length
Entry chamfers and edge breaks

Specification Parameters

Parameter Item	Standard Specification Range
Aperture Range	Ø0.5mm–Ø50mm
Hole Position Tolerance	≤±0.03mm
Machining Types	Drilling, reaming, countersinking, chamfering and tapping integrated forming
Applicable Materials	Aluminum, carbon steel, stainless steel, copper, engineering plastics
Thread Standards	Metric and imperial threads processed on demand

Quality Control

Incoming inspection verifies material identity, stock dimensions and hardness before the hole-making operations begin. The first-article check establishes the datum used to measure the pattern rather than accepting individual diameters as evidence of correct location.
CMM measurement checks the drawing-defined centers and their relationships to the part. In-process sampling follows bore size and machining condition, with thread details and recessed features checked against their respective drawing callouts.
Every part receives final appearance and key-dimension inspection. Entry and exit edges are checked for burrs, and holes are cleared of residual chips before packing; the resulting inspection records remain linked to the production lot.