CNC milling
For prismatic parts, pockets, hole patterns, planar datums and multi-face geometry.
Explore milling →Precision manufacturing in China
Parts that match the drawing—and the job behind it.
CNC milling, turning and coordinated finishing for engineers who need clear DFM feedback, controlled requirements and production-ready custom parts.
STEP + PDFPreferred RFQ packagePrototype → repeatProcess planned for the volumeWorldwideDrawing-led project support
Part center
Start with the geometry.
Like a useful product catalogue, these families help you find the closest manufacturing route. Every order remains custom and is reviewed against your files.
Representative applicationsView all part families
From functional prototype to repeat build.
Browse typical geometry families—not stock products. Dimensions, tolerances, material, finish and inspection are defined by your drawing.
Milled housingsPockets, ports, sealing faces
Turned partsDiameters, bores, threads
FixturesDatum-driven tooling plates
ManifoldsIntersecting passages and ports
Core capabilities
A clear route through manufacturing.
The strongest supplier pages make process selection easy. Our version connects each process to geometry, design limits and the files needed to quote responsibly.
CNC turning
For concentric diameters, shoulders, bores, grooves and threaded rotational parts.
Explore turning →Surface finishing
Anodizing, blasting, coating and plating requirements coordinated with final dimensions.
Compare finishes →Prototype to production
Process choices evolve with quantity, revision maturity, inspection and repeat-order needs.
Plan the production path →Quality planning
Critical features, datums and documentation translated into an inspection route.
Review quality approach →DFM support
Practical feedback on tool access, radii, thin walls, tolerances and finish allowances.
Open the DFM guide →Application sectors
Different industries, different risks.
We organize requirements around function—alignment, sealing, wear, appearance, cleanliness and traceability—rather than making unsupported industry claims.
Quality is a planSee the quality workflow
Measure what controls function.
Inspection begins with the drawing: critical dimensions, datum relationships, threads, surface requirements and the documents your team needs.
Drawing reviewRequirements before cutting
In-process checksRisk-based verification
Final recordsAs agreed for the order
How projects move
Four decisions, kept visible.
Share files
Send STEP/STP, PDF drawing, quantity, material and destination.
Review DFM
Clarify geometry, tolerances, finish, inspection and manufacturing risk.
Approve route
Confirm scope, revision, commercial terms and the agreed production plan.
Build & verify
Machine, finish, inspect and package to the confirmed requirements.
Engineering library
View all resourcesUseful before you request a quote.
Milling vs turning
Choose the process from the part's dominant geometry and feature relationships.
Read guide →Speeds and feeds
Understand RPM, cutting speed, chip load and why tables are starting points.
Read guide →Aluminum anodizing
Plan color, masking, dimensional allowance and cosmetic expectations.
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