Titanium alloy parts for deep-sea equipment

CNC machining stands as the optimal manufacturing process for titanium alloy parts, particularly for applications demanding high precision and superior performance. While titanium alloys like Ti-6Al-4V offer exceptional strength-to-weight ratios and corrosion resistance, their machining presents challenges such as high cutting forces and rapid tool wear. CNC technology overcomes these hurdles through computer-controlled precision, enabling efficient production of complex geometries with tight tolerances (±0.01mm) and superior surface finishes (Ra<0.8μm). Multi-axis machining capabilities allow for intricate features including deep cavities and thin-walled structures, while adaptive cutting parameter optimization extends tool life. The process ensures excellent repeatability for small-to-medium batch production, and when combined with post-processing treatments (e.g., sandblasting, anodizing), further enhances component performance. These advantages make CNC machining the preferred solution for critical titanium components in aerospace, medical implants, and deep-sea equipment applications.