CNC HDPE Machining

CNC Machining in HDPE Material

At Jiangzhi, we specialize in precision HDPE CNC machining services with tight tolerances, fast turnaround, and consistent quality. Whether you need prototypes or low-volume production, we help bring your designs to life—handling complex geometries and fine details with ease. Our one-stop plastic machining solution includes:

Common HDPE parts applications include water-resistant enclosures, fluid system components, wear-resistant parts, and mechanical guides—especially in chemical, industrial, and food-grade environments. With advanced equipment and a dedicated team, we help you reduce lead times, streamline production, and meet your most demanding project timelines.

Our HDPE Machining Capabilities

Price $$$
Tolerances ±0.015mm
Maximum Part Size 900mm x 600mm x 250mm
Minimum Feature Size Φ 0.6mm
Wall Thickness 0.75mm
Lead Time About 3-6 days

HDPE Properties for CNC Machining

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is a lightweight, durable, and chemically resistant plastic ideal for CNC machining. It offers excellent impact strength, flexibility, and low moisture absorption, making it suitable for both structural and functional parts. CNC machining HDPE allows for clean cuts with minimal tool wear, resulting in precise, cost-effective components.

Tensile Strength, Yield (MPa) Elongation at Break Hardness Impact Strength Heat Deflection Heat Deflection Temperature Melting Point
20–37 MPa 100–600% R60–R100 80–120 J/m 70–90°C 50–70°C 130–137°C

Advantages & Disadvantages of HDPE CNC Machining

Understanding the characteristics of HDPE machining helps in selecting the right material and method for your custom parts. Here’s a quick overview of the pros and cons of machining HDPE plastic.

Advantages

Disadvantages

Surface Finishing Options for CNC Machined HDPE Parts

To improve the appearance and performance of your CNC machined HDPE components, we offer a variety of surface finishing services. Whether you need a clean matte surface, enhanced aesthetics, or functional part labeling, our finishing options ensure your HDPE machining parts meet both visual and application needs.

Standard finish with visible tool marks; suitable for functional prototypes and internal components.

Uses abrasive media to create a uniform matte or satin finish; also improves coating adhesion on plastic or metal surfaces.

Adds logos, text, or identification marks via silk screen or pad printing, ideal for branding or part tracking.

Removes machining marks and evens out surface texture; ideal for prototypes and parts where appearance is not critical.

Painting and powder coating provide colorful, durable, and corrosion-resistant finishes.

Deposits metal layers such as nickel or chrome on parts, improving wear resistance, conductivity, and aesthetic quality.

Produces a smooth, glossy finish; commonly applied to plastics like PC or PMMA for enhanced clarity and premium look.

Chemical treatment for ferrous metals, creating a dark, corrosion-resistant surface with minimal thickness.

Electrochemical process for aluminum that enhances corrosion and wear resistance, with options for colored finishes.

Yes. HDPE machining is easy, low-cost, and yields tough, chemically resistant parts—great for structural, outdoor, and fluid-related uses.
HDPE can tolerate moderate heat but is not ideal for high-temp environments. For better thermal resistance, consider materials like PTFE or PEEK.
HDPE is widely used in water treatment systems, food processing equipment, medical trays, packaging machinery, and electronics housings.
CNC machining HDPE offers smoother finishes, tighter tolerances, and stronger parts than 3D printing, especially for load-bearing or functional components.
Yes. Our team has extensive experience milling HDPE with tight tolerances. We'll optimize your design for best performance and manufacturability.
While rough estimates are possible, accurate pricing for plastic CNC machining needs a CAD or technical drawing.
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