We build machined parts the way a purchasing team needs them: one supplier, one quality record, one shipment date. 127 CNC machines, 3 wholly-owned plants, and incoming inspection that starts before metal is cut.
Custom parts are not hard to machine. They are hard to source on a schedule that survives a revision change.
First article measures clean. By the third lot the bore is 0.03 mm over and nobody adjusted the offset. You scrap a run, rework the mating parts, and push the assembly line back a week. The cost is not the parts. It is the idle station and the expedited freight.
Purchase orders move through three brokers and a trading company. When a rejection lands, nobody can name the machine, the operator, or the material heat number. Root cause becomes a phone call with no record. You end up paying for a problem you cannot prove.
A cosmetic change to a housing pulls in a new mold, a new finish spec, and a new incoming inspection sheet. If the supplier has no DFM loop, the change costs three weeks. Engineers need a partner who reads the drawing before the tooling is cut.
Early-stage parts carry the whole product architecture. Sending them to an unknown shop means an unprotected file on an unprotected drive. One leak and your launch date belongs to someone else. Ask for an NDA before the first upload.
Supplier selection, process control, and shipment all sit inside the same quality system. That is the whole idea.
Every job starts with a raw material check. We record the grade, the heat number, and the mill certificate before the first cut. Aluminum 6061-T6 does not behave like 7075, and steel 4140 does not machine like 1018. If the certificate and the drawing do not match, the bar goes back.
During the run we monitor critical dimensions against the drawing. Final inspection covers 100% of parts before shipment, and inspection reports are available on request. For a bracket with a true position callout, that means the CMM report travels with the box.
A prototype and a 10,000-part run should not sit on the same schedule. We hold 16 simultaneous 5-axis machining centers, 12 four-axis mills, 27 three-axis machines, and 16 mill-turn centers. Small fixtures go to the compact travels. Long housings go to the 4,000 mm bed.
There is no minimum order quantity. One part is fine. So is a 10,000+ run. The quote and free DFM analysis come back within 12 hours, and production can start within 24 hours after that.
Pick the route by geometry, volume, and surface requirement, not by habit.
| Part situation | Route | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Tight tolerance, complex faces | 5-axis CNC | One setup, fewer datum shifts |
| Round part with cross holes | Mill-turn | No second fixture, better concentricity |
| Long frame or rail | 3-axis, 4,000 mm bed | Fits the travel without repositioning |
| Thin wall, low volume | CNC + stress relief | Holds form after machining |
| Die-cast housing | Die casting + CNC finish | Near-net shape, then critical faces |
| Cosmetic panel | Sheet metal + powder coat | Lower cost per part at volume |
Machining, casting, forming, and finishing under one quality record.
Complex housings, impellers, and angled faces cut in one setup. 16 simultaneous centers hold ±0.005 mm on production parts.
Shafts, bushings, and manifolds from Ø2 mm to 4,000 mm. Mill-turn centers keep concentricity without a second fixture.
One part or twenty, no minimum order. DFM feedback comes back with the quote so the next revision is cheaper.
Brackets, chassis, and panels with laser cutting and forming. Good fit for enclosures and mounting plates.
Aluminum and zinc housings near net shape, then CNC on the critical faces. Pays off above a few thousand parts.
Anodizing, plating, powder coat, bead blasting, and laser marking. Minimum character height 1.5 mm for traceability marks.
The numbers below are what we can commit to in a quote.
| Item | Range | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Tolerance | ±0.005 mm | ±0.0002 in in production |
| Fine finish | Ra 0.2–0.8 μm | On request, adds cycle time |
| Standard finish | Ra 0.8–1.6 μm | Default machined surface |
| Max processing size | 4,000 mm | Long rails and frames |
| Aluminum grades | 6061, 7075, 2024, 6082 | Plus ADC12 for casting |
| Stainless grades | 303, 304, 316L, 17-4PH | 17-4PH for high strength |
| Plastics | POM, PEEK, PC, ABS | PEEK for high temperature |
| Qualification rate | 99.99% | Across inspected production |
Each one is a number you can check, not a claim you have to trust.
Fifteen years of machining and sourcing. The process documentation and the supplier list have been built over that time, not assembled for one bid.
Sixteen simultaneous 5-axis centers sit alongside four-axis, three-axis, and mill-turn capacity. Routing decisions stay inside our walls.
Held on real runs, not only on a first article. 100% inspection before shipment, with reports on request.
Quotation and free DFM analysis within 12 hours. Production can start within 24 hours after approval.
Long frames, rails, and base plates fit the travel. No splicing, no bolted extensions.
From one prototype to 10,000+ part runs on the same process sheet. The setup does not change because the volume did.
Thin ribs and pocketed faces where a datum shift ruins the assembly. 5-axis setups hold position across the run.
IATF 16949:2016 process control, PPAP-style documentation, and lot traceability back to the heat number.
ISO 13485:2016 workflow, clean handling, and surface finishes down to Ra 0.2–0.8 μm when the part touches tissue.
Long extrusions and machined joints that must line up on a rail. 4,000 mm travel keeps the geometry in one setup.
We set the process from the drawing and the material, then monitor critical dimensions while the machine is running. First article confirms the setup. In-process checks catch drift before a lot is finished.
Final inspection covers 100% of parts before shipment. Reports are available on request, so the buyer gets the measurement record, not just a packing slip.
Compact travels of 500 × 310 × 200 mm handle small housings and fittings. The largest bed reaches 4,000 mm, which covers long rails, frames, and base plates.
For round work, the rotary table is Ø400 mm. If a part falls between two envelopes, we route it to the machine that holds the fewest setups.
No. One prototype is a normal order, and so is a 10,000+ part run. The process sheet stays the same, which is what keeps the second order predictable.
Prototypes and production parts come off the same quality system, so what you approve at sample stage is what ships at volume.
Quotation and free DFM analysis come back within 12 hours. Once the order is approved, production can start within 24 hours.
Typical parts ship in 3–5 days. The historical late-delivery probability is below 2%. If a job needs a finish or a casting step, that adds time to the schedule and we say so in the quote.
Anodizing in clear, color, hardcoat, and conductive versions. Electroless nickel, zinc, silver, and gold plating. Powder coating and black oxide.
Bead blasting, tumbling, brushing, and polishing are also in scope. Laser marking and engraving need a minimum character height of 1.5 mm to stay readable.
Uploads are handled as confidential, and we can sign an NDA before the first file moves. ISO 27001:2022 covers our information security process.
Early-stage geometry carries the product architecture. If your legal team wants an agreement in place first, that is a normal step, not a delay.
Aluminum 6061-T6, 7075, 2024, 6082; stainless 303, 304, 316L, and 17-4PH; steel 1018, 4140, and 4340. Titanium Ti-6Al-4V and Inconel are available for high-temperature or high-strength parts.
Plastics include POM, PEEK, PC, ABS, and carbon fiber. PEEK is the usual choice when the part sees heat or chemical exposure.
Yes. A machined prototype often becomes a die-cast housing with CNC finishing on the critical faces. That switch usually pays off above a few thousand parts.
The same team reviews the DFM at both stages, so draft angles, wall thickness, and machining allowance are planned before the tool is cut.
Upload a STEP file and we return a quotation with free DFM analysis within 12 hours. No minimum order quantity, 100% inspection before shipment, and an NDA on request.
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