This page explains the standards we build to, what we have tested, what still falls short, and how to tell us when something blocks you. Written for engineers, buyers, and anyone who needs the specs behind the pages.
Problems on a supplier site are not cosmetic. Here is what we see and what we are fixing.
A tolerance table set in a low-contrast gray at 11 px is unreadable for anyone with low vision. If you cannot confirm ±0.005 mm or Ra 0.8–1.6 μm before sending an RFQ, you either guess or walk away. Both waste your time.
You tab to the file upload field and focus disappears. Without a visible focus ring and a proper label, you cannot attach a STEP file or a drawing set. The quote request dies at the last step, and the buyer never learns why.
Decorative images without alt text, buttons labeled only by an icon, headings used for size rather than structure. A blind engineer hears "graphic, graphic, button" and has no path to the tolerance page or the material list.
At 200 percent zoom, a fixed-width spec table runs off screen. Auto-playing video with no pause control makes the page unusable for people with vestibular sensitivity. Content exists but cannot be reached.
We treat the site like a part: define the tolerance, measure, correct, re-measure.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines define three conformance levels: A, AA, and AAA. We target Level AA because it covers contrast, keyboard access, resize behavior, and form labeling without forcing design changes that hurt readability for everyone else.
Level AA sets a 4.5:1 minimum contrast ratio for body text and 3:1 for large text and interface components. Every focusable element must show a visible focus indicator. Content must reflow to a 320 CSS pixel viewport without two-dimensional scrolling. We hold our own pages to those numbers.
Automated tools catch maybe a third of real barriers. They flag missing alt text and contrast failures, but they cannot tell you whether a heading order makes sense or whether a form error is announced to a screen reader. So we run both.
Manual testing covers keyboard-only navigation through the quote flow, screen reader output on the tolerance and material pages, and zoom testing on the spec tables. When a defect is confirmed, it goes into the fix queue with a priority, the same way we handle a dimensional deviation on the shop floor.
A short comparison of the three levels and our current status against each.
| Level | What it covers | Our status |
|---|---|---|
| A | Basic keyboard access, alt text, page titles | Met |
| AA | Contrast, resize, focus visible, form labels | Target — mostly met |
| AAA | Sign language, 7:1 contrast, extended audio | Not pursued |
| PDF specs | Tagged structure, reading order, alt text | In progress |
| Legacy pages | Old service pages from earlier builds | Under review |
| Third-party embeds | Maps, video players, chat widgets | Limited control |
Each service page follows the same accessibility baseline as this one.
Simultaneous 5-axis work for complex geometry, with 16 centers available.
3-axis, 4-axis, and mill-turn capacity covering Ø400 mm rotary work.
From a single prototype to 10,000+ part runs, no minimum order quantity.
Forming and finishing for enclosures and brackets up to 4,000 mm.
Aluminium and zinc castings for housings that need thin walls.
Anodizing, plating, powder coating, and laser marking with 1.5 mm minimum character height.
The statement applies to pages under our control. Third-party tools have their own accessibility policies.
| Area | Covered | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Service and industry pages | Yes | Same heading and contrast baseline |
| Quote and contact forms | Yes | Keyboard reachable, labeled fields |
| Blog and news posts | Yes | Alt text on all images |
| PDF spec sheets | In progress | Tagging older files takes time |
| Embedded video players | Partial | Player controls depend on the host |
| Map and chat widgets | No | Third-party vendors manage these |
Accessibility is one part of a quality system that already runs on measurement.
Fifteen years of machining work across three wholly-owned plants in Dongguan and Singapore.
The same measurement discipline applies to how we test and log site defects.
We track defects and close them, on parts and on pages alike.
A team used to working from drawings and written specifications, not guesses.
ISO 9001:2015, IATF 16949:2016, ISO 13485:2016, and ISO 27001:2022.
Quotation and free DFM analysis within 12 hours of a complete RFQ.
You describe the page, the browser, and what the assistive technology did.
We confirm the barrier and record it with a priority, the way a dimensional deviation is logged.
Confirmed defects go into the release queue. This page is revised when practices change.
We target WCAG 2.1 Level AA. That covers contrast ratios, keyboard access, visible focus, resize behavior, and form labeling.
We do not claim full AAA conformance. AAA asks for 7:1 contrast and sign language for prerecorded audio, which we have not implemented.
It means we have tested against the AA success criteria and most pass. Some content still falls short.
Older PDF spec sheets are not fully tagged, and third-party embeds such as maps and chat widgets sit outside our control.
Email or call us using the contact details on the contact page. Tell us the page URL, the browser, and the assistive technology you used.
If you can, note what you expected to happen and what happened instead. That shortens the time to reproduce it.
We aim to reply within 12 hours, the same window we use for quotations and DFM feedback.
Complex defects that need a code change may take longer to fix, but you will get an acknowledgement and a status.
Yes. If a page or a PDF is not accessible to you, ask us for the content in another format, such as plain text or a larger-print document.
For technical data, we can send tolerances, material grades, and inspection reports as text rather than a graphic.
Yes. We revise it when our practices change or when we close a batch of confirmed defects.
The revision date and the scope of pages covered are kept current so you know what the statement applies to.
No. The upload fields in the quote form are keyboard reachable and labeled, so you can attach a STEP file or a drawing set without a mouse.
Uploads are secure and confidential, and an NDA is available on request.
Not always. Embedded maps, video players, and chat widgets follow their own vendors' accessibility policies.
Where a third-party tool blocks you, tell us. We can provide the same information through a channel we control.
Send the page and what happened. You get a reply within 12 hours, and a quote for machining work if you need one.
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