Precision CNC machined AISI 1045 carbon steel parts, manufactured strictly as customer drawings.
OEM custom 1045 steel machining components, available for turning, milling, drilling and related precision processes.
We custom machine a wide range of 1045 / 45# steel machinery parts according to customer drawings, CAD / STEP files, or supplied samples — from a single prototype piece to repeated large-volume OEM production batches. AISI 1045 steel, commonly written as 45# steel across the Chinese machining supply chain and close to C45 / CK45 / S45C in other regional standards, is a medium-carbon engineering steel valued for its balanced strength, dependable machinability and predictable heat-treatment response. It is one of the most frequently specified materials for shafts, flanges, blocks, brackets, sleeves, gear blanks and general 1045 steel mechanical components.
Whether a drawing names them CNC machined AISI 1045 steel parts custom per drawing, precision machined 1045 carbon steel components, or custom 1045 steel machining parts according to drawings, every component is produced to the dimensions, tolerances, threads, fits and surface finish marked on the drawing. Alongside AISI 1045 and 45# steel, we also machine AISI 1018, AISI 1020, AISI 1040, AISI 1050 and 4140 alloy steel whenever the drawing calls for an alternative grade. As a custom 45# steel machine parts manufacturer, this custom machining service for 45 carbon steel covers 45# steel turned & milled mechanical parts as well as OEM 45# steel machined spare parts for both equipment replacement and series production.
AISI 1045 is a medium-carbon engineering steel with roughly 0.42–0.50% carbon and 0.60–0.90% manganese. In the normalized or hot-rolled condition it typically offers a tensile strength around 565–700 MPa and a yield strength near 310–350 MPa, with Brinell hardness commonly in the 163–197 HB range. These properties explain why precision machining service for 1045 steel is requested so often for load-carrying machine components.
The approximately 0.45% carbon content places 1045 between soft low-carbon grades (1018, 1020) and wear-resistant high-carbon grades. It carries more load than mild steel while remaining far easier to cut and weld than tool steel, which makes it a practical default for custom machined carbon steel parts.
1045 steel machines cleanly on both CNC lathes and machining centers, with stable chip breaking, reasonable tool wear and good surface generation under carbide tooling. Its machinability is commonly rated near 65% of the free-machining reference (AISI 1212), supporting efficient production of AISI 1045 steel CNC turning parts and AISI 1045 steel CNC milling parts.
Precision machined 1045 carbon steel components combine tensile and yield strength with enough impact toughness to resist shock loading in shafts, pins, couplings and brackets. The material is less brittle than high-carbon steels, so machined 1045 parts behave reliably in power-transmission and structural assemblies.
1045 responds well to normalizing, quenching and tempering, as well as induction or flame surface hardening. Induction-hardened journals, gear teeth and cam surfaces can reach roughly HRC 45–55 while the core stays tough, and finish grinding after treatment restores final accuracy.
The grade offers fair weldability with suitable preheat and low-hydrogen procedure, and it is readily forged and hot-worked into blanks before machining. Deep drawing and cold forming are not its main use — those jobs normally go to mild low-carbon steel — but custom fabrication 1045 steel parts from bar, plate and forgings are routine.
1045 / 45# steel is stocked around the year as round bar, flat bar, square bar, plate and solid block in a broad range of sizes. Stable material availability, moderate raw-material cost and fast cutting cycles together keep 1045 steel machined spare parts economical for both single pieces and long OEM runs.
A small selection of machined steel parts OEM per drawing — flanges, gears, hydraulic blocks, spline shafts, thread couplings and guide-rail components. Each item below is produced from customer drawings or samples rather than from a fixed catalog.






The list below covers the part families most often produced from AISI 1045 and 45 carbon steel. CNC machined 1045 steel part names can be mixed freely on one drawing — for example a stepped shaft with a milled keyway, turned threads and a ground bearing journal — and mixed batches of different custom 1045 steel machining parts according to drawings are equally workable.
CNC turned from 1045 round bar; steps, keyways, center holes, ring grooves and threads can be finished in a single setup where the geometry allows.
Faced, bored and drilled to the drawing: bolt-hole circles, counterbores, seal grooves and locating spigots match the mating assembly exactly.
Multi-face CNC milling with cross-drilled galleries, tapped holes, dowel holes and ground mounting faces for hydraulic systems and fixturing.
Milled from 1045 plate or solid block, with square locating faces, slotted mounting holes and controlled perpendicularity for equipment frames.
Turned and bored to close bore / OD fits with squared faces for accurate stack-up; bores and outer diameters can be ground after heat treatment.
Machined gear blanks with bored hubs, keyways and tooth preparation, ready for hobbing or shaping; hardening and finish grinding can follow.
Turned, threaded and milled connecting elements with controlled diameters and gauged threads for assembly and power transmission.
Complex 3D geometries milled from solid 1045 stock, plate or forgings on 3-axis and 4-axis machining centers for machinery and automation equipment.
Custom 45# steel machining parts per drawing move through CNC turning and CNC milling first, with drilling, tapping, reaming, boring, counterboring and grinding added as the drawing requires — in other words, 45# steel turned parts, 45# steel milled components and 45# steel drilled parts are all handled in one continuous workflow. Finished machined 45# steel mechanical components are then checked against drawing dimensions before packing.

3-axis and 4-axis CNC milling of 45# steel blocks, base plates, brackets, housings and guide-rail parts — face milling, pocketing, slotting, contour milling and multi-face setups for custom CNC machined 1045 steel components and 45# steel CNC milling components of every regular geometry.

CNC turning of AISI 1045 steel shafts, sleeves, flanges, discs, pins and couplings: OD and ID turning, facing, grooving, parting, knurling and metric / unified / NPT thread cutting for 45# steel CNC turning parts.

Non-contact profile inspection of radii, chamfers, angles, thread forms and small complex contours on turned and milled 1045 steel machined spare parts, especially where calipers cannot reach the feature reliably.

Coordinate measuring of position, true position, concentricity, coaxiality, perpendicularity, parallelism and distance dimensions, so precision machined 1045 carbon steel components match the drawing's geometric tolerance frame.
The values below describe typical, repeatable results for precision machining 45# steel OEM parts; the drawing always governs, and tighter figures can be discussed feature by feature. Accuracy depends on part geometry, the stock condition, machine setup and whether finish grinding follows heat treatment.
Routine CNC turning and milling of custom machined carbon steel parts holds IT7–IT8 without difficulty on general dimensions. Critical bores and shaft journals are commonly kept at IT6–IT7, and finish cylindrical or surface grinding after hardening can bring 1045 features into the IT5–IT6 range.
Concentricity and circular runout between turned diameters are typically controlled within 0.01–0.02 mm; parallelism and perpendicularity of milled mounting faces within about 0.02 mm per 100 mm; flatness is refined by finish milling or surface grinding of 45# steel machined structural parts.
General as-machined surfaces of 1045 steel mechanical components reach Ra 3.2; precision turned or milled mating faces regularly reach Ra 1.6; ground journals and bores reach Ra 0.8 and finer; polishing or fine turning can be specified for visible or sealing surfaces.
Common clearance and transition fits such as H7/g6 and H7/k6 are produced routinely on machined steel shafts and bores. Metric threads, unified UNC / UNF threads and tapered NPT threads are cut or tapped and checked with matching gauges; reamed and ground bores keep controlled cylindricity.
Bare machined 1045 steel needs protection against corrosion, and many drawings also call for wear-resistant or cosmetic finishes. The following treatments are regularly arranged for custom 1045 steel machining parts according to drawings; machined mating faces, threads and locating datums can be masked when required.
A thin chemical conversion coating with almost no dimensional change, usually sealed with anti-rust oil. A common, economical finish for 45# steel shafts, pins, spacers and internal 1045 steel machined spare parts.
Electro-galvanizing with clear / blue or colored / yellow passivation for indoor corrosion protection on brackets, plates, connectors and 45 carbon steel fabricated parts; threaded areas are dimensioned to leave plating allowance.
Electrolytic or electroless nickel plating gives even coverage on complex milled 1045 geometries, improving wear and corrosion resistance of hydraulic blocks, connectors and custom CNC machined 1045 components with recessed features.
Manganese or zinc phosphate coatings create an oil-retaining surface for moving and mating parts such as 45# steel gears, sleeves and bushings, supporting run-in behavior and reducing scuffing on sliding surfaces.
Hard chromium builds a wear-resistant layer on 1045 shafts and rollers; the plated surface is then finish-ground to restore diameter accuracy and the required Ra value on bearing or sealing journals.
Anti-rust primer, wet spray enamel or powder coating for housings, brackets, base plates and structural parts, with precision machined mating faces and threaded holes masked to keep assembly dimensions intact.
Fine turning, abrasive-belt polishing or directional brushing for visible surfaces. Every machined 1045 / 45# steel part is deburred, with sharp edges broken, unless the drawing explicitly asks for a sharp edge.
Normalizing, quenching and tempering (Q+T), induction hardening, flame hardening, carburizing or nitriding lift the hardness and wear life of 1045 gear teeth, shaft journals and cam profiles, followed by finish machining to final size.
The same drawing-to-part workflow supports maintenance spares and series production alike. Custom 45# steel machine parts are quoted and produced at the quantity the project actually needs, with no fixed minimum order quantity for standard machined components.
One-off CNC machined 1045 steel parts from a drawing or a worn sample, including design-verification prototypes, equipment repair spares and obsolete-part replacement where only the physical component remains.
Roughly 10–500 piece pre-production and trial runs of 45# steel turned and milled mechanical parts, with first-article confirmation before any larger release so drawing issues are caught early.
Scheduled repeat OEM orders produced with stable fixturing, fixed tooling lists and repeatable inspection routines, keeping every delivery of machined steel parts OEM per drawing consistent with the first approved batch.
High-volume CNC turning and milling campaigns with optimized cycle times, batch-level traceability and uniform quality across thousands of 1045 steel machined spare parts, suited to machinery builders and assembly lines.
When a drawing specifies a neighboring carbon grade or an alloy steel instead of 1045, the same CNC turning, milling, drilling and grinding workflow applies. 45# steel is the common Chinese designation for the 0.45% carbon grade family, and drawings marked C45, CK45 or S45C describe the equivalent material and are machined in the same way.
Low-carbon mild steel that is easy to machine, weld and form; used for lightly loaded plates, welded structures and simple custom machined carbon steel parts where high strength is not required.
General-purpose low-carbon steel for carburized soft-core components, simple turned parts and welded machine structures; often selected when surface hardness matters but the core must stay tough.
A medium-carbon grade sitting between 1020 and 1045, offering moderate strength with slightly easier cutting; a practical alternative for lightly stressed 1045-style shafts and sleeves.
The default medium-carbon engineering steel for shafts, flanges, blocks, brackets, gear blanks and load-carrying mechanical parts — the central material of this page and of most custom 1045 steel machining orders.
A higher-carbon grade for stronger, harder-wearing machined parts such as heavy pins, wear plates and spring-type components, with heat treatment response stronger again than 1045.
Chromium-molybdenum alloy steel with deeper hardenability and higher strength for heavily loaded gears, axles, high-torque shafts and demanding structural components machined to the same drawing discipline.
The combinations below show how part name, material designation and machining process are put together on real drawings and orders — every item can be quoted as CNC machined 1045 steel, CNC machining 1045 steel, or custom CNC machined 1045 steel production, strictly according to the supplied drawing or sample.
Every component is built as per drawing: dimensions, tolerance grades, geometric tolerances, threads, fits, surface roughness and surface treatment all follow the drawing and the purchase specification. Where a drawing is incomplete, a supplied sample can be reverse-measured and a confirmation drawing prepared before metal is cut. Machined steel parts OEM per drawing, 1045 steel machined spare parts, 45# steel custom machined parts according to drawing and custom fabrication 1045 steel parts for general machinery, automation equipment, hydraulic systems, transmission assemblies and industrial equipment all fall within regular production scope — from one precision CNC machined AISI 1045 carbon steel part to repeated large-volume OEM batches.