Titanium machining — when you need a light but very strong part: aerospace, medical, sports equipment, special mechanisms. MB Fleksa mills titanium in Vilnius on 4-axis machines, with tolerances down to 0.01 mm. Compared with aluminium, cycle times are longer and tooling and cooling requirements are stricter — so we price each job on the specific drawing.
This is part of our CNC milling service: the same DFM analysis, measurement and delivery, adapted for cutting titanium.
Why Titanium Is CNC Milled
Titanium has a high strength-to-weight ratio and good corrosion resistance, but it dissipates heat poorly and wears tools quickly. With the right strategy, CNC machines can accurately produce pockets, holes, threads and 3D shapes that casting or turning cannot achieve. Titanium milling is suitable for:
- aerospace components where weight matters
- medical and implant-type parts (according to project requirements)
- sports and special equipment parts
- prototypes before an expensive production run in another process
We use carbide end mills with coatings suited to hard alloys, and control cutting speed and cooling so that the surface stays clean and dimensions stay stable.
What We Can Mill from Titanium
- 2D plates and profile-type parts to drawing
- 3D shapes that need machining from several sides
- Parts with pockets and geometric transitions — 4 axes, a single setup
- Single prototypes and small batches with no minimum quantity
At the DFM stage we will tell you where a wall is too thin, where a pocket will add cycle time, and what to change so the titanium part stays strong and costs less to make.
From Drawing to Part
- You send a .step / .iges / .parasolid file (please specify the titanium alloy, if known).
- Within 24–48 h — indicative price and lead time.
- If needed — DFM comments (fixturing, tolerances, tool access).
- Milling, measurement, delivery in Lithuania or abroad.
Typical production window after approval: 1–3 weeks (titanium parts often take longer than aluminium). Urgent prototypes are discussed individually.
The price depends on the alloy and blank, geometry, tolerances and quantity.
Titanium or Another Material?
If you need a cheaper prototype with similar geometry, we often make the first version in aluminium. For harder or lower-cost production runs we look at steel or stainless steel. You will find the full list on the CNC milling page.
Titanium CNC Milling Enquiry
info@fleksa.lt · +370 640 52970 · Mon–Fri 8:00–17:00
MB Fleksa, Juodasis kelias 102, LT-11307 Vilnius, Lithuania