At ly-machining, we implement a comprehensive CNC quality control protocol to prevent surface defects such as scratches, dings, and handling marks throughout the entire production cycle. Our strategy focuses on meticulous damage prevention at every […]

At ly-machining, ensuring on-time delivery is a cornerstone of our service, managed through a systematic and proactive approach. Our strategy integrates advanced planning, transparent communication, and a highly efficient CNC machining process. From the moment

Absolutely. We understand the importance of verifying a supplier’s capabilities and environment before committing to a project. At ly-machining, we provide comprehensive visual documentation, including high-resolution photos and detailed video tours of our state-of-the-art CNC

Our advanced CNC machining centers are capable of achieving high levels of precision to meet diverse project needs. While we can consistently hold a standard CNC machine accuracy of ±0.005 inches (±0.13 mm), our high-performance

Ensuring parts meet drawing requirements is a core function of our quality control process, which integrates checks at every stage of production. The process begins with a thorough drawing review and programming validation to prevent

Achieving final dimensional accuracy on anodized aluminum parts requires precise pre-machining calculations to account for the growth of the anodic layer. Unlike a simple coating, anodizing converts the aluminum surface into aluminum oxide, which occupies

Defining clear appearance standards for CNC parts is a collaborative process that prevents subjective quality disputes. The goal is to establish objective, measurable, and documented visual acceptance criteria before production begins. This process starts with

Ensuring your 7075 aluminum is genuine and meets specifications is critical for high-performance applications. The most reliable method for material verification involves a multi-step quality assurance process. First, always source from reputable suppliers who can

Material lines on 7075 aluminum after CNC machining and anodizing are most often caused by alloy segregation within the raw material itself. 7075 is a high-strength alloy containing zinc, magnesium, and copper. During the aluminum’s