Frequently Asked Questions

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Excell Metal Spinning has compiled a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions to provide information and insight into our processes and operations.

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At Excell Metal Spinning, we prioritize effective communication with our customers. Our tailored manufacturing service is built on a culture that values communication above all else. To ensure that we continue to maintain high standards of communication, we have implemented a continuous improvement policy.

As part of this policy, we have developed a Frequently Asked Questions page to provide our customers with answers to common queries. By doing so, we aim to provide our customers with the information they need before they even have to ask.

At present, our arsenal of metal spinning lathes is equipped to handle components with a diameter of up to 1200mm.

At Excell Metal Spinning, we frequently manufacture components using a range of high-quality metals, including Aluminum, Mild Steel, Galvanized Steel, Copper, Brass, 316 Stainless Steel, and 304 Stainless Steel.

We also work with more uncommon materials such as Titanium, Inconel, Monel, and Hastelloy. Additionally, we can spin various other forms of materials, such as alloys, marine grade or aerospace grade materials, to meet the specific needs of our clients.

In metal spinning, tooling, also referred to as a “former,” is crucial to the process. It is placed on the metal spinning lathe, and the material is spun over it to achieve the desired shape of the end component.

The delivery time for your order depends on several factors, such as whether it’s a new job requiring tooling or a recurring job, as well as the metal spinning method required. Manual spinning may take longer than CNC spinning, for instance.

Other factors that can affect lead times include quantity, material, and dimensions. We recommend checking out our blog posts on selecting the best metal spinning method and designing parts for metal spinning for more information.

Please note that lead times are subject to change daily. We encourage you to request a quote to obtain the most accurate delivery date for your specific project.

At Excell Metal Spinning, our hydraulic metal spinning lathe can spin mild steel with a thickness of up to 6mm and stainless steel with a thickness of up to 4mm.

For aluminum spinning, our CNC machines can handle thicknesses of up to 5mm.

However, the maximum thickness will depend on the size, shape, and depth of the spinning required for your specific component.

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