Several factors contribute to the cost of CNC milling titanium parts:

l Material Cost: Titanium is a relatively expensive metal, so the cost of raw material will be higher than for other metals.

l Machining Time: Machining titanium can take longer than other metals due to its hardness and the need for specialized tooling and techniques.

l Tooling Costs: Specialized cutting tools for titanium can be more expensive than standard tools.

l Post-Processing: Additional post-processing steps, such as heat treatment or surface finishing, may be required.

l Labor Costs: Skilled machinists are needed to operate CNC machines and program complex parts.

l Machine Tool Costs: High-precision CNC machines capable of machining titanium can be expensive to purchase and maintain.

By carefully considering these factors, manufacturers can optimize the cost-effectiveness of CNC milling titanium parts.