
With access to a network of over 10,000 manufacturers worldwide with CNC lathes and turning centers, Xometry provides you with the capacity and capabilities for your project needs, while also delivering the most competitive pricing and lead times.
Our machine learning-trained technology also provides instant manufacturability feedback to ensure that your part fits the requirements you need and is optimized for the CNC turning process. Our on-demand manufacturing platform can deliver high-quality metal or plastic turned parts in an amount from a single prototype up to hundreds of thousands of parts.
Advantages of CNC Turning with Xometry
Using the latest CNC machines, Xometry produces highly accurate, quick turn parts in as fast as 10 days.
Select from a variety of finishes on solid metal and plastic parts, built to precise design specifications.
Gallery of CNC Machined Parts
CNC Turning Materials
Aluminium
Steel & Stainless Steel
Custom steel alloys are also available
Custom stainless steel alloys are also available
Copper & Brass
Custom copper and brass alloys are also available
Titanium
Polymers
Custom polymers are also available
Finishing Options for CNC Machining
A colorless coating that improves corrosion resistance for 200 and 300 series and precipitation hardened corrosion-resistant steels by removing free iron from the surface.
Electroless nickel plating provides a uniform nickel coating, which offers protection from corrosion, oxidation, and wear on irregular surfaces.
Final result:
Gold Plating provides good corrosion and tarnish resistance. Gold has low contact resistance, excellent conductivity, and solderability.
Final result:
Black oxide is a type of conversion coating for ferrous materials, such as steel and stainless steel, which blackens the top layer of the material. It can be used to reduce reflection and glare, as well as provide some additional corrosion resistance without affecting part dimensions.
A heat treatment process which includes hardening the surface of metal while allowing the metal underneath to remain soft. As the name implies, carburising is inducting carbon or nitrogen into low-carbon alloys at elevated temperatures so that the hardenability increases.

Learn more about CNC machining from our guide.