CNC machining (CNC machining) is a process that uses computer programs to control lathes, milling machines, drilling machines, and other equipment to precisely cut and shape metal or plastic raw materials. It offers high precision, repeatability, and flexibility, enabling rapid production of complex structural parts. It is widely used in industries such as industry, electronics, automotive, and medical.

1. Design
2. Programming
3. Raw Material Preparation
4. CNC Machining
5. Surface Treatment
6. Precision Inspection
7. Packaging and Shipping

• Trial and mass production of industrial components
• Medical device parts, electronic product housings
• Automotive parts, mold assemblies
• Aerospace parts
• Precision jigs, fixtures, and custom parts

• High Precision – Tolerances up to ±0.005 mm
• Flexibility -- Single-piece prototypes or small-batch production, no molds required
• Strong compatibility -- Supports a variety of metal and plastic materials
• Fast delivery -- Samples can be completed in as little as 3 days
• Diverse treatments -- A full range of surface treatments available

• Q1: What materials do you support? A1: Metals (aluminum, stainless steel, copper, titanium) and plastics (ABS, POM, etc.).
• Q2: Can you handle small batches? A2: Yes, we support single-piece prototypes to mass production.
• Q3: What is the achievable accuracy? A3: Up to ±0.005 mm.
• Q4: Do you offer surface treatment? A4: We can handle anodizing, electroplating, sandblasting, polishing, etc.
• Q5: What is your turnaround time? A5: 3–7 days for samples, 7–15 days for large quantities.

• Material selection (aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, etc.)
• Dimensional and precision requirements
• Surface finish (polishing, sandblasting, anodizing)
• Flexible batch sizes (single-piece prototypes or large-scale production)