What is non-standard parts processing?

Non-standard parts processing involves using processing machinery and equipment to grind off or cut off the excess parts of those parts, making the entire non-standard part look more beautiful and also enabling us to use it better.

Standard parts refer to the general rules of general machinery that can be used in accordance with the manufacturing scale stipulated by the state. On the contrary, the processing of non-standard parts must be carried out in accordance with specific regulations. Only the manufacturer itself possesses the processed parts. The processing of non-standard parts is the greatest advantage of custom processing. Non-standard parts processing is a manufacturing process that involves a set of non-standard parts forming operations carried out by removing materials (either by removing chips or through wear) through processing machinery such as CNC lathes.

The processing of non-standard parts requires the use of specialized industrial machinery specifically designed for the processing of non-standard components to carry out the necessary processing and modification of the shape and size of the non-standard parts. The processing methods for non-standard parts will adopt two different processing methods depending on the type and nature of the object.

All metal non-standard parts processing (except castings) undergo at least one metal forming operation at some stage of their manufacturing process, and often require multiple different operations. Metal forming theory can help determine how to use machine tools in a more efficient way and improve productivity.