Custom Aluminum CNC Machined Parts Manufacturer
Aluminum is the most widely machined material at SCreate. Its combination of high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent machinability and broad surface treatment options makes it ideal for automotive, automation, consumer electronics and industrial equipment applications. We machine aluminum alloys 6061-T6, 7075-T6, 2024-T4, 5052 and casting alloys, producing housings, brackets, heat sinks, motor mounts, impellers and structural frames to tight tolerances.
Capabilities
What We Deliver
6061-T6 Aluminum
The workhorse alloy — excellent machinability, good corrosion resistance and weldability. Ideal for structural brackets, housings and machine bases.
7075-T6 Aluminum
Highest strength aluminum alloy — used for high-stress applications including automotive components, jigs and fixtures.
2024-T4 Aluminum
Excellent fatigue resistance. Used for impellers, rotating components and parts where dynamic loading is critical.
Anodizing & Hard Anodizing
Clear, black and coloured anodizing (Type II) and hard anodizing (Type III, up to 50μm) for wear resistance or cosmetic requirements.
Complex Multi-Axis Geometries
Motor mounts, gearboxes, pump housings and multi-cavity brackets machined complete in 3- to 5-axis setups.
Lightweight Design Support
FEA topology optimisation and DFM review to help you achieve maximum weight reduction without sacrificing structural integrity.
Materials We Work With
- 6061-T6 (General Purpose)
- 7075-T6 (High Strength)
- 2024-T4 (Fatigue Resistant)
- 5052-H32 (Corrosion Resistant)
- 6063-T5 (Extrusions)
- ADC12 (Die Casting)
Industries Served
- Automotive & EV
- Industrial Automation
- Consumer Electronics
- Fuel Cell Systems
- Medical Equipment
- Machine Tools
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 6061 and 7075 aluminum for CNC machining?
6061-T6 offers a good balance of strength, machinability and corrosion resistance at lower cost. 7075-T6 is significantly stronger (~572 MPa vs ~310 MPa) for weight-critical high-load applications, but harder to machine and more expensive.
Can you anodize aluminum CNC parts?
Yes. We offer Type II anodizing in clear, black and custom colours, and Type III hard anodizing (25–50μm). Surface must be machined to Ra ≤1.6 for best anodizing quality.
What tolerances can you hold on aluminum CNC parts?
Standard tolerances are ±0.05mm for milled features and ±0.01mm for bored holes. With precision grinding we achieve ±0.005mm on critical dimensions.
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