3 and 4 axes
Vertical machining centers
Published reference for milling technical geometries through different operation arrangements.
CAPABILITY MATRIX — CNC MACHINING
Kondak combines turning, milling, Swiss-type lathes, centerless grinding, threading, assembly, and dimensional inspection. This matrix consolidates published references; process, tolerance, material, batch, finishing, and documentation must be confirmed against the current drawing.
vertical machining centers
published bar-capacity range on CNC lathes
published length for dedicated operations
published diameter for specific applications
PROCESSES —
The table connects each process to geometries communicated by Kondak and the information that still requires project-level review.
| Process | Published capability | Communicated applications | Confirm for the project |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNC milling | 3- and 4-axis vertical machining centers. | Blocks, flanges, brackets, housings, faces, holes, slots, bases, and prismatic geometries. | Part envelope, workholding, material, tolerances, finishing, inspection, and batch. |
| CNC turning | Automatic CNC lathes, turning centers, and Y-axis equipment. | Shafts, pins, bushings, sleeves, cylinders, connectors, threads, and drawing-based cylindrical parts. | Raw material, diameter, length, concentricity, finish, threads, and volume. |
| Swiss-type automatic lathes | Swiss-type lathes integrated into the turning structure. | Drawing-based precision shafts, pins, connectors, and cylindrical components. | Dimensional range, length-to-diameter ratio, material, operations, inspection, and batch. |
| Centerless grinding | Centerless grinding for finishing cylindrical components. | Turned parts requiring a grinding step and complementary dimensional control. | Diameter, length, stock allowance, material/hardness, finish, tolerance, and quantity. |
| Threads and subassemblies | Thread rolling, automatic threading, and subassembly operations. | Custom fasteners, connectors, rolled threads, and drawing-based technical assemblies. | Thread standard and geometry, material, hardness, treatment, inspection, assembly, and volume. |
DIMENSIONAL REFERENCES —
The values below describe references for the installed structure. They are not a universal envelope and do not guarantee that every limit can be combined in the same part.
3 and 4 axes
Published reference for milling technical geometries through different operation arrangements.
Ø 3 to 76 mm
Published bar-capacity range; applicable capacity depends on the selected machine and route.
up to 580 mm
Published reference for dedicated operations, subject to geometry, workholding, material, and process.
up to 400 mm
Published reference for specific applications, not a guaranteed capacity for every part.
up to 0.005 mm
Value published by Kondak. Feasible tolerance depends on dimension, geometry, material, process, stability, and inspection method.
MATERIALS —
A material family starts screening but does not automatically confirm a specific alloy or condition. State the standard, grade, temper, hardness, and certificate when required by the order.
| Published family | The buyer should specify |
|---|---|
| Aluminum | Alloy, temper, standard, supply condition, finishing, and required certificate. |
| Steel | Grade/composition, standard, condition, hardness, heat treatment, and certificate. |
| Bronze | Alloy, standard, blank condition, required properties, and certificate. |
| Brass | Alloy, standard, supply condition, finishing, and certificate. |
| Stainless steel | Grade, standard, condition, surface requirements, and certificate. |
| Engineering plastics | Polymer/grade, condition, stability, application, and certificate when needed. |
| Titanium | Alloy, standard, supply condition, surface requirements, and certificate. |
| Cast and forged blanks | Material, blank standard, allowance, condition, permitted discontinuities, and certificate. |
FINISHING AND SUPPORT NETWORK —
Kondak publishes as-machined, polished, anodized, zinc-plated, and cataphoretic finishes. Approved suppliers can complement the route when the project requires processes outside the core operations.
State the standard, class, thickness, color, hardness, protected areas, marking, and acceptance criteria. The route and complementary supplier are confirmed during project review.
PRODUCTION, INSPECTION, AND DOCUMENTATION —
The resources below can be included according to risk and order requirements. Not every tool or document applies automatically to every part.
Certified quality-management system with the certificate available on the Quality page.
Mitutoyo CMM, hardness tester, profile projector, roughness tester, coating-thickness gauge, and roundness tester.
Dimensional reports, traceability, and certificates according to order requirements.
PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA, 8D, and Poka-Yoke when required and applicable to the supply.
Real-time production monitoring and records by part/order on the shop floor.
Review can consider samples, prototypes, validations, pilot batches, replacements, and recurring supply; minimum quantity and capacity depend on the project.
QUALIFICATION QUESTIONS —
Kondak publishes Ø 3 to 76 mm bar capacity, machinable length up to 580 mm in dedicated operations, and diameter up to 400 mm in specific applications. These are not universal or combinable limits; the drawing must be reviewed.
Kondak publishes a tolerance reference of up to 0.005 mm. Confirmation depends on the dimension, geometry, material, process, stability, finishing, batch, and measurement method defined for the part.
Published families are aluminum, steel, bronze, brass, stainless steel, engineering plastics, titanium, and cast or forged blanks. Send alloy/grade, standard, condition, hardness, and required certificate to confirm specific coverage.
No. The matrix supports screening and shows published references. Feasibility, process, tolerance, capacity, pricing, and lead time are confirmed only after review of the drawing, material, quantity, finishing, inspection, and delivery.
Depending on the order, review can consider dimensional reports, traceability, certificates, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA, 8D, Poka-Yoke, and control plans. The document scope should be included in the RFQ.
Published core operations include machining, turning, centerless grinding, threading, and assembly. Heat treatment, painting, surface treatment, welding, packaging, and forged blanks can be coordinated with approved suppliers.
PROJECT VALIDATION —
QUOTE —
Share the drawing, material, quantity, and lead-time requirements so the team can review the part.