In today’s fast-paced industrial world, precision is everything. Electrical and mechanical industries demand components that not only fit perfectly but also deliver consistent performance over time. This is where CNC (Computer Numerical Control) and VMC (Vertical Machining Center) components shine. At Kriloha Ltd., we specialize in supplying premium-quality CNC and VMC components tailored to meet the exacting standards of modern industries.
CNC and VMC components are precision-manufactured parts created using advanced computer-controlled machining processes.
Both types are essential for manufacturing parts that require a high level of detail, uniformity, and mechanical strength.
In the electrical sector, CNC and VMC components are pivotal in the creation of:
Precision is crucial in electrical fittings, and CNC/VMC components ensure minimal error margins, enhanced conductivity, and high durability — vital for safety and performance.
Mechanical industries widely use CNC and VMC components for:
Mechanical parts often face dynamic stresses and environmental challenges. CNC and VMC machining provide the needed strength, reliability, and intricate designs to withstand these demands.
At Kriloha Ltd., we offer more than just metal parts — we offer precision and reliability.
Kriloha Ltd. proudly serves a broad range of industries including:
Wherever precision matters, our CNC and VMC components deliver.
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) components are precision-manufactured parts created by automated machines programmed via computers, while VMC (Vertical Machining Center) components are parts produced on vertical milling machines designed for high-accuracy vertical operations.
CNC and VMC components are typically made from metals like brass, aluminum, stainless steel, mild steel, titanium, and sometimes plastics like nylon and PEEK, depending on the application.
CNC and VMC components are widely used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, telecommunications, oil & gas, medical devices, and industrial machinery.
CNC and VMC machined parts can achieve tolerances as tight as ±0.001 mm, ensuring extremely high precision for critical applications.
Advantages include high precision, repeatability, efficient production, the ability to create complex geometries, excellent surface finishes, and reduced labor costs.
Yes, CNC and VMC machines excel in producing custom-designed components in both small and large quantities, making them ideal for prototyping and full-scale production.
CNC turning involves rotating the workpiece while a cutting tool shapes it, ideal for cylindrical parts. CNC milling holds the workpiece stationary while rotating cutting tools remove material, suited for complex shapes and flat surfaces.
You should consider factors like material requirements, design complexity, tolerance levels, production volume, and specific industry standards when choosing CNC or VMC components.
While initial setup costs can be high, CNC and VMC parts are cost-effective for bulk production due to automation, efficiency, and the reduced need for post-processing.
You can source high-quality, precision CNC and VMC components from trusted suppliers like Kriloha Ltd., who specialize in custom and bulk production for various industrial applications.