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CNC Machining Case Study: Cleaning Jig Machined from POM and SUS304

Date Submitted: January 8, 2026

CNC machining case study of a cleaning jig made from POM and SUS304. Learn how Yumoto Vietnam supported design, material selection, and assembly testing for a Japanese customer.

Production Manager Nathan’s Lesson Series #2: Characteristics of POM Plastic Material for CNC machining

Date Submitted: January 5, 2026

We are continuing our blog series, Production Manager Nathan’s Lesson Series, with another plastic material we regularly use: POM.

The Impact of Cutting Tools on CNC Machining Quality at Yumoto Vietnam

Date Submitted: January 5, 2026

Cutting tool is a key factor that directly affects accuracy, surface finish, and product stability in CNC machining.

CNC Machining Surface Finish Guide: Face Milling Finish

Date Submitted: January 3, 2026

In this blog article, we will introduce one standard surface finish: face milling finish.

Yumoto CNC Machining Case Study: A5052 Precision Components with High Quality Black Anodizing Finish

Date Submitted: January 2, 2026

Yumoto Vietnam recently completed machining aluminum A5052 precision components for one of our customers in Vietnam. The order included more than 20 drawings, each drawing with quantity 10~20 units.

Yumoto Vietnam and Its First Experience Machining PBT-GF30 Material

Date Submitted: December 30, 2025

In its first project involving PBT-GF30 material, Yumoto Vietnam (Yumonam) implemented various control measures to ensure the final product fully met the customer’s technical requirements.

CNC Machining Surface Finish Guide: As-Received Surface Finish Explained

Date Submitted: December 29, 2025

In this blog article, we will introduce as-received surface finish and explain when it should be used from our experience as a CNC machining company in Vietnam.

Why does a technical drawing directly affect machining costs?

Date Submitted: December 17, 2025

In precision machining, technical drawings determine nearly all of the cost, lead time, and machining difficulty. This blog article explains the four most important factors.

How does Yumonam apply the Monozukuri philosophy to its CNC machining process?

Date Submitted: December 8, 2025

At Yumoto Vietnam, the spirit of Monozukuri—creating products with dedication and the highest standards—is clearly reflected in every production process and in the daily work of each department.

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