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Stainless Steel CNC Machining

Precision Stainless Steel CNC Machining Services

High-precision stainless steel components for prototypes and production runs from single-piece development to 100,000+ units.

PartsMake supports complex geometries, tight tolerance requirements, and the specific metallurgical demands of 303, 304, 316/316L, 17-4PH, and 15-5PH stainless steel.

Precision stainless steel CNC machined components

±0.005

Precision tolerance mm

Ra 0.4

Surface finish μm

100k+

Production capacity

Material expertise

Select the grade around your part’s actual requirements

The right stainless steel balances strength, hardness, corrosion performance, magnetic behavior, machinability, and heat treatment state—not simply a general corrosion-resistance label.

Grade Strength / hardness Corrosion resistance Magnetism Machinability Typical condition / use
303 Moderate strength; moderate hardness Moderate Generally non-magnetic Excellent Annealed; complex turned parts and fasteners
304 Moderate strength; work-hardening alloy Good general resistance Generally non-magnetic; may become slightly magnetic after cold work Moderate Annealed; food equipment and general hardware
316 / 316L Moderate strength; 316L supports welded assemblies Excellent; strong pitting and crevice resistance Generally non-magnetic Moderate Annealed; marine, medical, and chemical processing
17-4PH Very high strength and hardness after aging High Magnetic Good before heat treatment H900–H1150 aging states; aerospace and high-stress parts
15-5PH Very high strength and hardness after aging High Magnetic Good before heat treatment H900–H1150 aging states; precision valves and turbine parts

Grade selection insights

Engineering decisions that affect cost and performance

Our team helps align material condition and machining strategy before production begins, reducing avoidable tooling, cycle-time, and post-processing risks.

303 contains sulfur additives that break chips more readily and reduce cutting forces, making it significantly easier to machine than 304. For complex threading, intricate milling, and high-volume turning, 303 can reduce cycle times and tool wear. Choose 304 when broader corrosion performance and forming or welding characteristics are more important.

Manufacturing capabilities

From complex multi-face parts to repeatable production

Our equipment supports simple production components as well as complex, multi-operation stainless steel parts.

Discuss Your Part
01

CNC Milling

3-, 4-, and 5-axis machining for housings, brackets, and multi-face components.

02

Turning & Swiss

Precision shafts, pins, and connectors up to Ø32 mm on Swiss-type machines and Ø500 mm on standard turning centers.

03

Mill-Turn

Combined milling and turning in one setup to maintain concentricity and reduce handling errors.

04

Precision Grinding

Surface, cylindrical, and centerless grinding for Ra 0.4 μm finishes and accurate mating surfaces.

Standard tolerance

±0.01–0.05 mm

Precision tolerance

Down to ±0.005 mm

Max milling size

1200 × 800 × 600 mm

Max turning size

Ø500 × 1000 mm

Minimum feature

0.5 mm

Quality assurance

Traceable inspection from material lot to finished part

A rigorous quality management process helps ensure each stainless steel component meets your engineering specifications and documentation requirements.

Dimensional control

CMM and optical measurement systems support critical feature verification.

FAI reporting

Full dimensional reports are available for First Article Inspection requirements.

Material traceability

Material certificates and batch traceability are maintained for stainless steel lots.

Metallurgical checks

Hardness testing and surface roughness analysis verify treatment and finish targets.

Start your project

Get a quote for your stainless steel project

Whether you need a functional prototype or full-scale production, PartsMake provides the technical expertise and equipment to deliver to your exact specifications.

Please provide

  1. 2D/3D CAD files in STEP, IGS, or PDF format.
  2. Material grade and heat treatment requirements.
  3. Quantity and delivery expectations.

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