Quoting, lead time, materials, processes, quality — answers to what matters to you
After you upload your 3D model, our system performs automatic DFM (Design for Manufacturability) analysis, flagging features that may cause machining difficulties, such as thin walls, deep cavities, or overly tight tolerances. Our engineering team provides optimization recommendations during the quoting stage.
We are an in-house factory operator with 3 self-managed facilities, not an outsourced supply chain. This direct control allows us to manage production quality and delivery times. Our in-house model eliminates middlemen, enabling us to provide stable quality, faster response, and a more transparent manufacturing process.
We offer over 30 surface finishes, including anodizing, sand blasting, brushed, polished, plated, powder coated, passivation, etc., providing a wide range of standard and custom color options.
Yes. We provide material certificates, RoHS compliance certificates, First Article Inspection (FAI) reports, dimensional measurement reports, and functional test reports to support your quality management system.
We conduct strict quality inspections on all parts. If a part does not meet the agreed specifications, we will provide free remanufacturing or a refund. Please retain the part and contact us within 30 days of receipt.
In 3-axis CNC machining, the tool moves along straight X, Y, and Z axes. In 4-axis machining, a rotary A-axis is added, allowing the workpiece to rotate. This enables the machining of complex features on multiple sides without re-fixturing.
We accept STEP(.stp), IGES(.igs), SolidWorks(.sldprt), Parasolid(.x_t), and STL files. For the most accurate quotes, STEP is the preferred format.
Standard machined surface roughness is 125 Ra (3.2 µm); finish machining achieves 63 Ra (1.6 µm). Post-processing such as sandblasting or polishing can further improve surface quality.
Yes. We specialize in mass production with a 100-piece MOQ and can handle batches of 100,000+ units. Volume-based tiered discounts apply.
4-axis machining adds rotational capability, allowing features on multiple faces to be machined in a single setup. This reduces clamping time, improves accuracy between faces, and enables the production of cylindrical profiles and continuous spiral geometries.
Parts requiring features on multiple faces, cylindrical surfaces, cam profiles, or helical geometries—and any part where continuous rotation is required during cutting—are perfectly suited for 4-axis machining.
Yes, we produce internal and external threads using thread milling or 4-axis spiral interpolation. Tapped holes in standard thread specifications are also available.
Although the hourly machine rate is slightly higher, 4-axis machining typically reduces total costs by minimizing the number of setups. For complex multi-sided parts, 4-axis machining is often more cost-effective than multiple 3-axis setups.
We provide precision CNC machining services for numerous industries, including automotive, communication, medical, audio, automation, 3C electronics, motorcycle, bicycle, aluminum alloy keyboard cases, aerospace, semiconductor, photography equipment, and energy. Each industry benefits from our certified quality systems, specialized material expertise, and engineering support tailored to their regulatory and performance requirements.
We hold ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D for aerospace and defense and medical devices, and IATF 16949 for automotive certifications, and have completed ITAR registration. These certifications ensure your parts comply with the highest global regulatory standards.
Yes. We focus on batch production with a 100-piece MOQ and handle 10,000+ units per batch. Unified parameters and QC ensure consistent precision across all volumes.
Yes. Our engineering team provides free DFM analysis and material recommendations, tailored to your industry requirements. We evaluate design manufacturability, suggest optimal materials balancing performance and cost, and identify potential issues before production starts—saving you time and costs.
Simply upload your CAD file through the quote page or contact our engineering team on WhatsApp. We will review your requirements and provide a detailed quotation with the best material and process recommendations within 24 hours.
Standard CNC machining achieves tolerances of ±0.05 mm. With coordinate measurement, precision work consistently reaches ±0.02 mm, while high-accuracy parts can attain ±0.01 mm. Surface finish is as fine as Ra0.4 μm. Mark critical dimensions and GD&T requirements directly on your drawing.
A machining center is a CNC machine equipped with an automatic tool changer and multi-axis capabilities. It can perform multiple operations, including milling, drilling, and tapping, in a single setup, thereby enhancing precision and efficiency.
We operate 72 CNC machines, including 3/4/5-axis milling, CNC turning, swiss lathes, and turn-mill centers. Additional EDM, wire cutting, and grinding machines are available. We specialize in batch production with a 100-piece MOQ and can handle batches of up to 100,000 units.
Swiss-type CNC machining starts at 100 pieces. The guide bushing requires bar stock feeding, which is most economical for volumes from 100 up to 1,000,000+ pieces. Please contact us if you need prototype quantities.
Lead time depends on the industry and part complexity; volume orders typically take 15–25 days. Regulated industries such as medical may require additional validation and therefore longer lead times. Expedited scheduling is also available.
Price depends on material, part size and complexity, tolerance requirements, surface finish and quantity. Upload your drawings for an instant quote; volume orders receive tiered discounts with no hidden fees.
We focus on volume production, with a standard MOQ of 100 pieces. Unit price decreases as volume grows, and we recommend the most economical production plan based on your annual usage and delivery requirements. Prototype quantities can be arranged separately with our engineering team.
Volume orders typically take 15–25 days, depending on part complexity, quantity and surface finish requirements, all confirmed at the quotation stage. Expedited scheduling is also available.
CNC volume machining typically ships in 15–25 days, and injection molds usually deliver T1 samples within 2 weeks. Exact lead time depends on process, material, quantity and post-processing requirements, and is clearly stated in the quotation.
Send your STEP / DWG / PDF drawing and get a detailed quote with free DFM analysis and process recommendations within 2 hours. No minimum order — from 1 piece.
