CNC Deep Hole Machine Tools for Canada

CNC Deep Hole Machine Tools for Canadian Manufacturing

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Update time : 2026-08-05

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CNC Deep Hole Machine Tools for Canadian Manufacturing

Compare machining routes for automotive, aerospace, hydraulic, energy and heavy-equipment components from the actual drawing and acceptance requirements.

Submit a Drawing for a Canadian Project Review Compare the Five Processes

Process selection

One review across five deep-hole processes

Not every workpiece needs every process. Blank condition, allowance and final acceptance criteria determine the route.

CNC Deep Hole Drilling & Boring

Typical planning range: bores about 20–500 mm and depth up to about 16,000 mm, depending on the selected model and process route.

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CNC Gun Drilling

Typical planning range: about 3–40 mm and up to about 3,000 mm. Material, L/D, coolant and chip removal must be reviewed.

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CNC Deep Hole Honing

Typical planning range: about 25–500 mm and up to about 8,000 mm. Final tolerance and finish depend on the pre-bore.

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CNC Skiving & Roller Burnishing

Typical planning range: ID about 40–500 mm and length up to about 8,000 mm for a suitable tube, allowance and process window.

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Multi-Station Gun Drilling

A gun-drilling cell for repeat part families. Station count follows the workpiece, takt, loading, coolant, tool and inspection plan.

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Target applications

Workpieces available for engineering review

Regional industry references identify target applications and do not claim completed Canadian projects.

Automotive shafts and transmission parts
Aerospace sleeves
Hydraulic cylinder tubes
Oil-and-gas valves and long bores
Mould components
Heavy-equipment and precision tube parts

Enquiry data

What a responsible proposal needs

Workpiece drawing and critical features
Material, heat treatment and hardness
Starting bore or blank condition
Hole diameter, depth and L/D
Stock allowance and interrupted features
Tolerance, straightness and concentricity
Required surface roughness
Clamping and datum surfaces
Annual volume and target cycle time
Plant utilities and acceptance method

Voltage, frequency, plant standards, guarding, document language, commissioning and service scope are confirmed only for the quoted project.

Frequently asked questions

Before requesting a machine configuration

Can one supplier cover drilling, boring and final finishing?

The proposal can compare drilling, boring, honing and SRB, but not every workpiece needs every process. The correct route depends on the blank, allowance and final acceptance criteria.

What should be sent with the RFQ?

Send the drawing, material, hardness, bore diameter and depth, pre-bore condition, straightness, tolerance, roughness, quantity and cycle target.

How are electrical and documentation requirements handled?

State voltage, frequency, plant standard, guarding, language and documentation requirements in the enquiry. They are confirmed only for the quoted configuration.

Can commissioning or on-site service be assumed?

No. Installation, training, remote support, spare parts and any on-site work must be defined by location and written into the commercial and technical scope.

Are typical accuracy values a guarantee?

No. They are planning references. Final acceptance values require an agreed process window, representative sample and measurement method.

Submit a drawing for project review

Include the workpiece, material, bore, finish, volume, plant standard and acceptance method. The contact form opens on the main website.

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