CNC milling
Drawing-based milling for plates, brackets, housings and other custom geometries. Each part is reviewed before quotation.
HOUSINGS / MOUNTS / PLATESCUSTOM PARTS / MILLING & TURNING
Your drawings.
Custom
machining.
CNC milling and lathe turning for custom mechanical components. Share your drawings and requirements for a part-specific quotation.
DRAWING-BASED PRODUCTIONCNC MILLING & LATHE TURNING
COMPONENT STUDY / 01CONCEPT VISUAL
Illustrative machined part geometriesAI concept · not a production sample
CNC millingCNC turningDrawing reviewPart-specific quotation
01 / MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
Two processes.
Built around your part.
Discuss the geometry, material, quantity and critical features shown on your drawings.
CNC turning
Lathe turning for rotational geometries such as sleeves, spacers and adapters. Material and feature requirements are reviewed for each part.
SLEEVES / RINGS / SPACERSDrawing review
Include material, finish and inspection requirements. Feasibility, available processes and delivery timing are confirmed in your quotation.
GEOMETRY / QUANTITY / REQUIREMENTS02 / MADE FOR YOUR ASSEMBLY
The parts that
bring it together.
Example part types to help describe your project. These are illustrative categories, not delivered customer cases.
Plates & brackets
Flat and prismatic geometries with holes, pockets or mounting features.
Housings & covers
Enclosures, cover plates and machined instrument bodies.
Sleeves & spacers
Rotational geometries, adapters and drawing-specific turned parts.
03 / A CLEAR PATH TO PRODUCTION
Good parts start
with clear requirements.
- 01
Share your drawings
Provide your 3D model, technical drawing, quantity and desired finish.
- 02
Review & quote
Confirm critical features, inspection needs, pricing and production timing.
- 03
Machine & finish
Produce to the approved drawing revision and agreed finishing requirements.
- 04
Inspect & deliver
Verify the agreed features and prepare the parts for shipment.
04 / DETAILS THAT DEFINE THE PART
Your critical features.
Agreed before machining.
A clear drawing is the basis for a useful quote. Identify what matters most to the way your part fits, functions and looks.
Fit & geometry
Identify mating features, threads and any specific dimensional or geometric tolerances.
Appearance & finish
Specify the finish, color, visible surfaces and any areas that require masking or special treatment.
Inspection & records
Agree on critical dimensions, inspection methods and required documentation at the quotation stage.
05 / START A CONVERSATION
Start with
your drawing.
Tell us about your part, quantity and finishing requirements.
Useful files for a quotation
- 3D model for geometry: STEP or IGES
- 2D drawing for tolerances and notes: PDF or DXF
- Reference images for appearance, if needed
Send your inquiry by email
Direct sending is not connected yet. You can prepare and download an RFQ brief. Form details and drawing files stay in your browser.
BEFORE YOU REQUEST A QUOTE
A few useful details.
What machining services can I request?
CNC milling and lathe turning for custom mechanical parts. Send your drawing, material and quantity so your specific requirements can be reviewed.
What tolerances can you achieve?
Achievable tolerances depend on the part geometry, material and finishing process. Mark critical requirements on your technical drawing so that the factory can review and confirm them before you place an order.
Can I request prototypes and repeat batches?
Include your initial quantity and any expected repeat quantities in the brief. Accepted order quantities, pricing and lead times are confirmed for each quotation.
Can I specify a surface finish?
Include your desired process, color, surface appearance and critical fit requirements. Finishing availability is reviewed for each part; listing a preference does not confirm that process is available.