As a professional CNC machining service provider, AOOM Technology understands that cost calculation is a critical concern for procurement managers and engineers. This article will systematically explain the key factors influencing CNC machining cost per unit and how AOOM optimizes pricing while maintaining premium quality.

1. Key Factors Affecting CNC Machining Costs

The calculation of CNC machining fees typically considers these elements:

• Material Costs: Raw material type (aluminum, steel, titanium, etc.) and quantity
• Machine Time: Actual machining hours based on part complexity
• Labor Costs: Operator expertise and setup time
• Tooling Wear: Cutting tool replacement frequency
• Surface Treatment: Additional processes like anodizing or plating
• Order Quantity: Economies of scale for bulk production

2. AOOM's Transparent Pricing Model

At AOOM Technology, we implement a fair three-tier pricing structure:

1. Prototyping Stage: Higher per-unit cost for design validation
2. Small Batch Production: Balanced pricing for 50-500 units
3. Mass Production: Optimized rates for 100+ units with dedicated tooling

3. Cost-Saving Strategies We Implement

Our engineers help clients reduce expenses through:

• Design for Manufacturability (DFM) analysis
• Material selection optimization
• Nesting software for optimal material usage
• Multi-axis machining efficiency

Visit AOOM Technology for a free project evaluation and detailed quotation. Our ISO 9001-certified facility combines German precision equipment with competitive pricing models tailored for global clients.