for Robotics, Automation & Equipment Builders

We provide precision CNC milling, turning, and multi‑axis machining for titanium (Grade 5, Grade 23 ELI), magnesium (AZ31B, AZ91D, WE43), PEEK, stainless steel (304, 316L, 17‑4PH), and aluminum (6061, 7075, 5083). Our ISO 13485‑certified processes support medical devices, surgical instruments, implants, and robotic end‑effectors – with full material traceability and inspection‑led quality.

Yes. Our CNC machining services have no minimum order quantity (MOQ). We machine single‑piece prototypes for R&D validation, low‑volume runs (10–500 pcs) for market testing, and scale seamlessly to high‑volume production using the same processes. This "prototype → production continuity" eliminates handover risks.

Absolutely. A free DFM (Design for Manufacturability) review is included with every quote. Our engineers analyze your CAD model, flag potential issues (sharp internal corners, unrealistic tolerances, thin walls, non‑standard hole sizes), and deliver a formal DFM report with actionable recommendations. This lowers your cost, shortens lead time, and prevents costly revisions.

We routinely achieve ±0.005 mm on critical features, verified with CMM inspection.
For most industrial parts, we recommend ±0.01 mm as a cost-performance balance.

Quality is controlled throughout the process:

First Article Inspection (FAI)
In-process checks during machining
Final CMM and full inspection reports

This ensures consistency from first part to last, not just sample approval.

Prototype: as fast as 7–10 days
Low-volume production: 2–4 weeks

Lead time depends on part complexity, material, and quantity—these are the primary drivers in CNC production timelines

Yes. We provide DFM (Design for Manufacturability) feedback within 24 hours.

We help reduce:

unnecessary tight tolerances
excessive setups
complex geometries that increase machining time

We machine a wide range of materials including:

Aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, magnesium
Copper and conductive alloys
Engineering plastics (POM, PEEK, PTFE, PC, ABS)

Material selection depends on strength, weight, thermal, and electrical requirements

We require 3D files (STEP / STP preferred) for accurate quoting.

2D drawings (PDF) alone are usually insufficient for:

- hidden features
- tolerances
- complex geometries

Yes. We support:

1–500 pcs low-volume production
seamless transition from prototype to batch

This avoids supplier switching, which often introduces quality and consistency risks.

You work directly with engineers, not sales intermediaries.

This ensures:

- faster clarification of technical issues
- fewer misunderstandings
- quicker iteration cycles