CNC MILLING / OEM COMPONENTS

Complex profiles.
Made to your drawing.

Drawing-based 3-axis, 3+2 positional and simultaneous 5-axis milling for brackets, blocks, plates and housings in industrial equipment. Start with the features that matter to your assembly.

Comparison of 3-axis, 3+2 positional and simultaneous 5-axis CNC milling configurations
MILLING CONFIGURATIONS

Choose the access
your geometry needs.

Belaro offers 3-axis, 3+2 positional and simultaneous 5-axis milling, with the process route reviewed against the drawing, material, tolerances and critical features.

01 / 3-AXIS

3-Axis CNC Machining

Reliable 3-axis milling for plates, blocks, brackets, housings and components with accessible prismatic features.

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02 / 3+2 POSITIONAL

3+2 CNC Milling

Also called positional 5-axis milling: two rotary axes position the part or tool at a fixed angle, then remain stationary during 3-axis cutting. Suitable for angled holes, inclined faces and pockets on multiple sides, subject to tool access and fixture review.

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03 / SIMULTANEOUS 5-AXIS

5-Axis CNC Machining

Simultaneous 5-axis machining for complex surfaces, angled features and geometries that benefit from multi-directional tool access.

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PARTS WITH A PURPOSE

From mounting faces
to assembly interfaces.

Explore typical milled part families for industrial OEM applications. These representative images describe component types; suitability is assessed against your drawing and actual process capability.

Representative mounting brackets CNC milled partREPRESENTATIVE PART

Mounting Brackets

Custom brackets and supports for mounting sensors, tooling and mechanical assemblies to your equipment.

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Representative machined blocks CNC milled partREPRESENTATIVE PART

Machined Blocks

Drawing-based blocks and mounting bases with machined faces, pockets and hole patterns for industrial assemblies.

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Representative plates & housings CNC milled partREPRESENTATIVE PART

Plates & Housings

Machined plates and housing concepts for supporting, locating or enclosing components in industrial equipment.

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ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS

A useful quote starts with the right details

A 3D shape alone does not define a production component. Include the requirements that control fit, function and inspection.

01 / REVIEW

Geometry & tool access

Share pockets, slots, internal corners, hole depths and thin-wall features so machining access and setup requirements can be reviewed.

02 / REVIEW

Datums & critical dimensions

Identify locating faces, mating features and the tolerances that affect assembly. Include the drawing revision and inspection requirements.

03 / REVIEW

Material & surface condition

Specify the exact material grade, any surface treatment and functional or cosmetic faces. These requirements are confirmed during quotation.

04 / REVIEW

Quantity & repeat orders

Provide the initial quantity, target delivery and expected repeat demand to support a practical production review.

Confirm capability against your drawing.

Part size, geometry, material, tolerances, inspection documents and lead time are reviewed per project. This page does not specify guaranteed machining limits or a universal tolerance.

Our quality approach
MATERIAL & FINISH

Specify the result your component needs

Tell us what the part is made from and how its surfaces must perform. Material availability and any finishing scope are confirmed in the quotation.

Material specification
Exact grade or standard, temper or condition, and any material documentation required.
Functional surfaces
Surface finish callouts, mating faces, fits, edge breaks and burr requirements.
Surface treatment
Required coating or treatment specification, masking areas and dimensions to verify after finishing.
Inspection records
Critical characteristics, measurement criteria and requested inspection documentation.
BEYOND MACHINING

Complete the route beyond milling

Grinding, heat treatment and surface finishing can be coordinated through Belaro's Dongguan and Shenzhen supplier network when they form part of the drawing requirement. Scope and inspection are confirmed per project.

Explore secondary processes
01

Grinding

For drawings that require a grinding step after machining, subject to geometry, tolerance and process review.

02

Heat Treatment

Coordinated to the material condition, hardness or treatment specification stated in your requirements.

03

Surface Finishing

Reviewed against the finish specification, masking needs, functional surfaces and post-finish dimensions.

FROM RFQ TO PRODUCTION

Align the requirements before cutting begins

  1. 01

    Share the drawing

    Send a dimensioned PDF, a 3D model if available, material grade, quantity and target delivery.

  2. 02

    Review the details

    Clarify critical features, machining feasibility, inspection needs and commercial scope.

  3. 03

    Confirm the order

    Agree the drawing revision, specifications, quantity and delivery arrangements before production.

Low-volume production approach
BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE

CNC milling questions

How does 3+2 milling differ from simultaneous 5-axis milling?

In 3+2 milling, the rotary axes position the part or tool before each cut and remain stationary while the three linear axes cut the feature. Simultaneous 5-axis milling coordinates linear and rotary motion during cutting. Belaro supports both methods and reviews geometry, tool access, fixturing and critical dimensions to select the route for your part.

What files should I send for a milling quote?

A dimensioned PDF drawing and, where available, a STEP model are a useful starting point. Include the revision, material grade, quantity, critical tolerances and target delivery. The RFQ form accepts a single attachment; related files can be packaged in a ZIP.

Can you review low-volume and repeat production?

Yes, enquiries can be reviewed for low-volume OEM batches and repeat orders. Quantity suitability, production arrangements and delivery depend on the part and the agreed requirements.

What tolerances can you achieve?

Share the required tolerances and datums on your drawing. Feasibility depends on the feature, geometry, material, setup and inspection conditions. Final tolerances must be confirmed during quotation.

Are material and surface treatments included?

List the exact material grade and any finish or treatment specification in your enquiry. Availability, process suitability, documentation and the scope of supply are confirmed per project.

What if my component needs both milling and turning?

Send the complete drawing and describe the critical interfaces. Select “Not sure — please review” in the RFQ form if the required process is unclear. Any combined process route must be reviewed before quotation.

YOUR NEXT MILLED COMPONENT

Let’s review
your drawing.

Share the component, material and batch requirements. Start a focused conversation about your milling project.

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