What really sets this apart is consistency across runs—we’re holding ±0.01mm on critical features and Ra 0.1 surfce finish even at 150,000 pieces a month, which most shops can’t do without jacking up lead times.

For alumnum, we’ve dialed in 6061-T6 and 7075 for high-stress parts, but the 316L stainless is where the corrosion resistnce matters if you’re running saline or acidic environments; the M1×0.25mm thread is a pain to machine but we’ve got the toolpath locked down for it.

Basically, teh anodizing is Type II or III depending on your wear specs, and plating—chrome or nickel—needs a pre-treatment step our company can handle in-house, so you’re not chasing a secondary vendor for that.

Lead time on samples is 3-7 days if you send STEP or IGS files, but bulk orders usually take about 30 days—we’ve got stock on 6061 and 304, so confirm the alloy before we quote.

One thing buyers miss: the max part size of 2200x1850x350mm means you can’t run long shafts or large plates on our 5-axis without fixturing, so check the envelope early if your print is over 1800mm in any dimensoin.

We don’t do EDM or wire, so if you need tight internal corners under 0.5mm radius, you’ll want to look elsewhere or redesign the feature—just a practical limit.
We don't have a strict MOQ, so you can start with small runs for prototypes or testing. For production, we scale up based on your needs without forcing a big minimum order.
Yes, we can achieve ±0.01mm on smaller parts, but for larger parts near the max size, you're looking at ±0.02-0.05mm depending on material and geometry. Just share your drawing, and we'll confirm what's feasible.
Absolutely, all parts are made to ISO 2768 standards, and we can include a material certificate or inspection report if you need it. Just let us know what documentation you require.
We take STEP, STP, IGS, X-T, DXF, DWG, and PDF. Just send us your 3D model or 2D drawing, and our engineers will review it for manufacturability.
Samples typically ship in 3-7 days after approval, and bulk orders take about 30 days from order confirmation. If you're in a rush, we can sometimes expedite—just ask.