Send a 3D model and get milled metal quoted in 12 hours. We cut aluminum, steel, stainless and copper across 127 machines, hold ±0.005 mm, and ship 3-5 days after drawing release.
Most machining failures are not exotic. They are ordinary problems that show up after the parts arrive.
Hole positions drift once the part reaches assembly. The mating plate will not sit flush, so a technician reworks it by hand. That hour is not on the quote, and it repeats for every unit in the run.
The prototype looked fine. Then the production batch shows tool marks on a sealing face and Ra drifts above the drawing callout. You find out when the leak test fails, not before.
A 1.5 mm wall deflects under vise pressure. The cutter follows the deflected shape, the wall springs back, and the finished part is out of flatness by more than the tolerance band. It cannot be reworked.
The shipment clears customs and sits at receiving because the mill test report or certificate of conformity is missing. Your incoming inspection cannot release the lot without it.
One workflow from 3D model to inspected, documented parts.
Complex milled parts often need five or six faces cut. On a 3-axis machine that means six fixtures, six re-clamps, and six chances to lose position. Our 16 simultaneous 5-axis machining centers cut the part in one setup, so the datum never moves between operations. Angular holes, undercuts and blended surfaces come off the same setup.
For long parts we run mills with 4,000 × 400 × 150 mm travel and a Ø400 mm rotary table. That range covers long extrusions, weldment plates and long chassis rails that would otherwise be split into two parts and bolted together.
CAM runs in Mastercam 2024, Siemens NX 12 and SolidWorks CAM, posted straight to the controllers. Toolpaths are checked against the model before the first cut, not after. If your part has a feature that cannot be reached with a standard end mill, we flag it in the DFM review within 12 hours.
In-process inspection uses a CMM, laser scanner and touch probe. We verify the features on your GD&T callout while the part is still fixtured, which is when a correction is still cheap. Every batch ships with 100% inspection, and mill test reports or certificates of conformity go out with the parts on request.
Match the geometry to the machine before you ask for a price.
| Part feature | Recommended setup | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Angled holes on 3+ faces | 5-axis simultaneous | Single datum, no re-clamp error |
| Long rail over 1,000 mm | 4,000 mm travel mill | Stays one part, no splice joint |
| Round body with milled flats | Mill-turn center | Turning and milling in one cycle |
| Flat plate, 2 faces only | 3-axis mill | Lowest cycle time and cost |
| Thin wall under 2 mm | 5-axis with light finishing passes | Reduces clamp deflection |
| Tight bore, ±0.005 mm | Mill then precision bore | Holds size after heat and stress |
Milling is the core. These are the steps around it that keep a program moving.
Simultaneous 5-axis work for contoured surfaces, angled holes and parts that need one datum across many faces.
Rotary table work for cylindrical bodies with milled pockets, flats and slots in a single cycle.
Prismatic plates and housings. Fastest route when both faces are flat and reachable.
16 mill-turn centers combine turning and milling so round parts skip a second operation.
One-off milled prototypes from your 3D model, quoted in 12 hours and shipped in 3-5 days.
Anodizing, plating, powder coating, blasting, brushing and laser marking, applied after machining.
| Item | Range | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Tolerance | ±0.005 mm | ±0.0002 in on qualified features |
| As-machined finish | Ra 1.6-3.2 μm | Standard milled surface |
| High finish | Ra 0.8-1.6 μm | Sealing and sliding faces |
| Fine finish | Ra 0.2-0.8 μm | On request, limited geometry |
| Max part size | 4,000 × 400 × 150 mm | Long rail machine travel |
| Batch size | 1 to 10,000+ | No minimum order quantity |
| Quote turnaround | 12 hours | Includes free DFM analysis |
Numbers, not adjectives.
Three wholly-owned plants in Dongguan and Singapore, 7,600 m² of floor space and 150 technicians on the machines.
Micron-level positioning is checked in process, so a passing sample still passes at unit 500.
Backed by 12 four-axis mills, 27 three-axis machines and 16 mill-turn centers.
You get a price and a manufacturability note within 12 hours of sending the model.
Once the drawing is released, cutting can begin inside 24 hours.
Parts ship in 3-5 days. Historical late-delivery probability stays below 2%.
Chassis and mounting plates machined from 6061 and 6082, anodized before assembly.
Housings and brackets that must repeat across a production run, with conformity paperwork attached.
Stainless 316L and titanium components with documented cleanliness and traceable material.
Copper heat sinks, aluminum frames and brass fittings cut to tight position tolerance.
STEP and IGES cover most jobs. We also read native SolidWorks, Siemens NX and Parasolid files, plus 2D PDF drawings for tolerances and finish callouts.
Send the 3D model and the drawing together. The model defines geometry; the drawing defines what we measure.
Count the directions the tool must approach from. If all machined features are reachable from two opposite faces, 3-axis is cheaper and faster.
Once you need angled holes, contoured surfaces or features on three or more faces, 5-axis removes the re-clamping and holds position better. The DFM note in your quote will say which route we recommend and why.
It depends on material and part height more than on the wall number. A 1.5 mm aluminum wall at 20 mm tall is routine; the same wall at 80 mm tall will deflect unless we adjust clamping and take light finishing passes.
Tell us the wall thickness and overall height. If the geometry is risky, we will say so before cutting rather than after.
No. Quotation and DFM analysis come back within 12 hours at no cost.
You get a price, a manufacturability note and any tolerance callouts we think need a second look.
Yes, on qualified features. Linear encoders and spindle load monitoring keep positioning stable across the run, and in-process CMM checks catch drift before the next unit is cut.
Some features cannot hold that band, for example thin unsupported walls or deep small bores. We flag those during DFM instead of promising a number we cannot measure.
Every batch is 100% inspected before shipment. Mill test reports and certificates of conformity are available on request, tied to the material lot.
Inspection reports for specific GD&T features can be included when your incoming inspection needs them.
No minimum. We run from a single prototype to 10,000+ part runs on the same process.
Setup cost is spread across the batch, so unit price drops as quantity rises. The quote shows both so you can pick the break point.
Uploads are secure and confidential. An NDA is available on request before you send drawings.
We hold ISO 27001:2022 for information security, which covers how customer data is stored and accessed.
One 3D file gets you a price, a DFM note and a ship window. No minimum order quantity.
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