Dongguan · Guangdong · China
Impellers, thin-wall housings, multi-face components — machined and measured by one team. Low to medium volume, from a single prototype to a few thousand pieces. Quoted within 24 hours.
Six processes under one roof, so a part that needs three of them doesn't cross three factories.
Both modes are available. Indexed 3+2 for angled faces and compound features in a single setup; simultaneous contouring for sculpted surfaces — impellers and bladed geometry included. The two are quoted differently, so tell us which the part actually needs.
Turning and milling in one setup. For parts that mix a turned body with milled flats, slots or cross-holes, this removes a second fixture and the error stack-up that comes with it.
Wire EDM, Swiss-type turning, stamping, laser cutting, bending, springs, injection moulding, overmoulding and the full range of surface finishing run through long-standing partners — declared up front, and inspected by us before anything ships.
Multi-face components, thin walls, deep pockets, tight corner radii. The goal is always fewer setups — every re-clamp is a chance to lose position.
One piece or a few thousand. Prototype runs and production batches use the same inspection regime, so the first article and the last one are held to the same standard.
CMM, 2.5D vision, profile projector, roughness and concentricity instruments, plus pin gauges 1–12 mm in 11 sets and thread gauges down to M1.2 — all inside a climate-controlled room. Measuring close to the machine means a drift gets caught while the setup is still on the table.
42 machining units — 32 of them CNC — plus 8 metrology instruments and 47 gauge sets. All on our own floor. Envelopes below are the actual working ranges, not catalogue maxima.
| Process | Units | What we run | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-axis milling | 8 | 960 / T6 five-axis machining centres · 900 × 600 mm | Impellers, bladed geometry, compound angles, sculpted surfaces |
| 4-axis milling | 6 | 850 VMCs with rotary table · 800 × 500 mm | Parts needing a fourth face without full five-axis |
| 3-axis milling | 10 | 850 / 1060 / T6 vertical machining centres · up to 1000 × 600 mm | Prismatic parts, single-face features, simple fixtures |
| Turning & turn-mill | 8 | 46-type CNC lathes (4) · 46 turn-mill (3) · 52 turret tailstock turn-mill (1) · Ø46–52 mm bar | Turned bodies with milled features in one setup; bores and ODs held to 0.005 mm |
| Support & finishing | 10 | Conventional mill · laser marker · 2 drills · 3 tappers · chamfering · sandblasting · polishing | Secondary operations, marking and surface preparation before finishing |
| Metrology | 8+ | CMM (Leader, US — MPEP 0.0017 mm, 1000 × 800 × 600) · 2.5D vision · projector · height master · hardness · roughness · concentricity · colour · 47 gauge sets | First article, in-process checks, final acceptance |
Beyond machining. Through long-standing partners: wire EDM, Swiss-type turning, automatic lathe, stamping, laser cutting, bending, springs, injection moulding, overmoulding, horizontal boring, and the full range of surface finishing — anodising, chemical conversion coating, plating, electroless plating, heat treatment, painting and PVD. These are declared up front, and every part is still inspected and shipped under our own quality system.
How a part is checked, from the first cut to the last carton.
Inspection is a chain, not a stamp. Measuring every dimension of every part in a CMM would double the price of most jobs — so inspection is graded to the feature instead.
Before every batch, and again after every machine change. A bad setup never becomes a bad batch.
Dimensional checks while the run is live, so drift is caught before it compounds across the batch.
The features that decide whether the part works are gauged one at a time, not sampled.
Non-critical features sampled at 20% — and if any part fails, the whole batch is inspected. Acceptance standard: AQL 0.65–1.0.
Production experience, stated as experience — not as a certified scope.
Housings, fixtures and internal components. Machined to print, with first-article records available on request.
Structural and bracketry-type components. Stated as production experience; no AS9100D is held.
Machine frames, mounting plates, sensor housings and custom fixtures in low to medium volume.
Joint components, gearbox housings and lightweight structural parts, often in aluminium.
Part features, not customer names. Every line below is a job we ran.
Fins held to 0.8 mm without chatter, bored and profiled in one five-axis setup. Flatness verified on the CMM before anodising.
Slender turned body with a through bore and external thread. Run on sliding-head lathes to hold concentricity across the full length.
Cross holes and milled flats cut on the same machine as the turning, so the bore-to-flat relationship never depends on a second fixture.
Angled faces indexed in one programme rather than re-fixtured per face. Datum scheme agreed with the customer before the first cut.
Four steps, no account required, no minimum order.
STEP, IGES, X_T or a PDF with tolerances marked. If the part has critical features, tell us which ones — it changes the process route.
Price, lead time and the process route we intend to use. If something in the drawing will drive cost, we say so before quoting.
Measured and sent for your approval before the batch runs. Production only starts once you sign off.
Run under the patrol and final-acceptance regime above. Inspection records and a dimensional inspection report — CMM and other instruments — ship with every batch.
One shop, one team, no acquisitions and no rebranding.
The start of the business — one shop, one team, machining work for local customers in Dongguan.
The entity that still invoices every order today — able to sign supply agreements and export in its own name.
3+2 indexed and simultaneous five-axis milling added to the process list, and the envelope has grown every year since.
Written process routes, a calibration schedule and a documented non-conformance loop behind it.
32 CNC machines across milling, turning and turn-mill, plus an in-house metrology room with a CMM, 2.5D vision and 47 gauge sets.
No account, no minimum order. WhatsApp is the fastest route — drawings can be sent straight through it.