Aerospace-grade strength, tight tolerances and dependable repeatability. Custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China gives OEM engineers a single workshop for precision-milled, turned and finished 7075 components — from one-off prototypes to full production runs.
Understand the alloy, its numbers and how it is machined — the essentials before you send a drawing for custom precision parts.
Aluminum 7075 is an aluminium–zinc–magnesium–copper alloy developed for aerospace structures, where every gram of weight has to earn its place under load. In the T6 temper it reaches a typical ultimate tensile strength of around 572 MPa — close to many low-carbon steels — at roughly one third of their density. That combination is why it stays the default choice for components that must remain light and remain strong.
Machined in the T6 or T651 temper, 7075 keeps good dimensional stability, so thin-walled features and large plates hold their geometry through cutting and after the clamps come off. It also responds well to anodizing, which adds a protective oxide layer and a clean, uniform surface for finished goods.
Four reasons engineers specify 7075 for custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China — and keep coming back for production batches.
At about 2.81 g/cm³, 7075-T6 reaches a typical ultimate tensile strength of 572 MPa, giving designers more strength per gram than most other aluminium alloys.
Its fine, controlled microstructure resists repeated loading, which is why 7075 is a long-standing choice for cyclic-loaded aircraft and motorsport components.
In T6 and T651 tempers the alloy machines cleanly on modern CNC spindles; carbide tooling and proper chip control deliver stable tolerances part after part.
A natural anodized film bonds well to the surface, improving corrosion protection and wear resistance for parts that live outdoors or in demanding environments.
Typical values for the T6 temper used in CNC machining. Exact figures depend on temper, section thickness and supplier lot.
2.81 g/cm³
≈ 572 MPa (83,000 psi), T6
≈ 503 MPa (73,000 psi), T6
≈ 11% in thin sections, T6
≈ 150 HB
≈ 71.7 GPa
Values shown are typical reference data published for 7075-T6. Always confirm the exact material specification and temper with the supplier before production.
The same alloy travels under different names around the world. If your drawing calls out custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China for an overseas customer, match the designation below to the standard on your print.
| National Standard | Grade Designation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| China — GB/T 3190 | 7075 | Standard designation used on Chinese drawings and material orders. |
| United States — AA / UNS | 7075 / A97075 | Widely used reference grade; common in ASTM B209 plate and sheet specifications. |
| Germany — DIN 1725 | AlZnMgCu1.5 / 3.4365 | German chemical name AlZnMgCu1.5 with material number (Werkstoffnummer) 3.4365. |
| United Kingdom — BS | 7075 / 2L95 | Current BS 7075; earlier British references also used L95 / 2L95. |
| France — NF (AFNOR) | A-Z5GU | French alloy designation A-Z5GU per the NF A02-120 nomenclature. |
| Japan — JIS | A7075 | JIS H4000 / H4080 series for plate, sheet and strip products. |
| Russia — GOST | B95 (V95) | GOST 4785 designation written as «В95», transliterated B95 or V95. |
| International — ISO / EN | AlZn5.5MgCu / EN AW-7075 | ISO 209 name AlZn5.5MgCu; European equivalent EN AW-7075 (EN AW-AlZn5.5MgCu). |
Compositions are closely similar, but impurity limits and testing methods can differ slightly between standards. Confirm the exact grade, temper and reference standard before quoting or producing.
A full machining cell for custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China — milling, turning and finishing under one roof, with in-process checking on every batch.
3-axis and 4-axis milling for brackets, housings, plates and structural shapes, held to tight positional tolerances across thin sections.
CNC turning and mill-turn operations for shafts, spindles, inserts and cylindrical parts with strong roundness and concentricity.
5-axis setups cut compound angles, contoured faces and undercuts in a single clamping, reducing setups and holding accuracy.
Threading, tapping, drilling, reaming, counterboring and deburring finish the part completely before it leaves the workshop.
Realistic numbers that keep cost down and function high. Tell us what the part does, and the workshop holds the tolerance it actually needs.
From airborne structures to shop-floor tooling, custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China serves industries that cannot afford to trade strength for weight.
Brackets, fittings, structural plates and UAV frames that stay light under high and repeated loads.
Suspension mounts, brackets, housings and drivetrain parts for performance and racing builds.
Handlebar stems, cranks, frame lugs and competition parts where strength-to-weight decides the result.
Arms, end-effectors, joint housings and fixture plates that stay stiff without adding moving mass.
Jig plates, fixture blocks, mold inserts and checking fixtures that hold geometry through heavy service.
Corrosion-protected fittings and structural hardware for demanding outdoor and industrial duty.
Small design choices decide machining cost. Apply these rules and the quote for your 7075 CNC machining project comes down with the cycle time.
Keep walls above 0.8–1.0 mm where possible, so thin sections stay rigid during cutting and resist vibration.
Call out ±0.05 mm where that is enough. Extra-tight tolerances add machining and inspection time; match the tolerance to the function.
Use standard thread sizes and provide enough depth and clearance for taps and thread mills to reach without short, fragile tooling.
Add generous radii in internal corners and leave paths for coolant and chips; end mills cut faster and leave a better finish.
A selection of parts made to drawing — custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China for hydraulic, compressor and precision applications.
From a single prototype to full production batches, custom CNC machining aluminum 7075 parts in China delivers an aerospace-grade alloy, tight tolerances and dependable delivery in one dedicated workshop. Share your drawings with material, temper and finish notes, and the engineering team will turn the part into a production-ready plan.