Bar Stock Components Process Overview
Precision machining of bar stock components involves converting solid metal bars into highly accurate engineering components using turning, milling, drilling, and grinding operations.
The process starts with selection of bar stock material, which is cut into required lengths and prepared for machining as per drawing specifications. CNC programming enables precise operations to achieve tight tolerances, complex geometries, and high-quality surface finish suitable for functional applications.
This process is widely used for manufacturing shafts, bushings, pins, spacers, and threaded components where dimensional accuracy and repeatability are critical. Secondary operations like heat treatment, polishing, and surface finishing may be applied depending on performance requirements.
Range / Capacity
| Component Length | up to 1200 mm length |
| Surface Finish | Excellent surface finish |
| Bar Diameter Range | Ø5 mm to Ø300 mm |
Materials & Grades
- Carbon Steel: EN8, EN9, C45, C60
- Alloy Steel: AISI 4140, 4340, 8620
- Stainless Steel: SS 304, SS 316, SS 410, SS 420
- Aluminium Alloys: 6061, 6082, 7075
- Brass & Copper Alloys: CuZn (Brass), CuSn (Bronze)
Applications
Bar Stock Components
