01CNC milling
CNC milling for housings, plates and brackets with pockets, profiles, holes and mounting faces.
Machined housings, shafts and structural components, from prototypes to production orders. Send part files for a quote covering material, finishing and inspection.

Parts can combine milling, turning, grinding, EDM and finishing. The quotation sets out the proposed operations and any exclusions.
01CNC milling for housings, plates and brackets with pockets, profiles, holes and mounting faces.
02CNC turning for shafts, sleeves and housings with diameters, bores and threads. Flats and cross-holes may require additional operations.
03Five-axis machining for complex surfaces and features on several faces, with tool access and workholding planned for the geometry.
Material options include aluminum, stainless steel, titanium and engineering plastics. Grade, condition and treatment are specified with the order.
What to specify6061-T6 · 7075-T6
MetalSUS304 · SUS316L
MetalTC4
MetalPOM · PEEK · FR-4
Polymer / compositeFinishing options include anodizing, bead blasting, electroless nickel, passivation, marking and powder coating.
Listed grades are RFQ options. Availability, finish compatibility and suitability are checked for the part. View materials and finishes ↗

Inspection requirements can include dimensional checks, coordinate measurement, surface roughness and material verification. The quotation defines methods, coverage and documents.
Critical dimensions, datums, fits and surface conditions form the acceptance criteria.
Measurement methods, report contents and sample coverage are agreed for the order, with reporting costs identified in the quotation.
Matching model and drawing revisions keep the inspection scope tied to the part being ordered.
Three illustrative design exercises: an airflow prototype, a transmission component and an aluminum structure.
Curved ribs, a central interface and assembly locations define the checks for a physical prototype. Later production requirements are considered separately.
Read the RFQ exampleA transmission component can combine turning, gear features and secondary operations, with fits, burrs and critical dimensions in one finished-part definition.
Read the RFQ exampleDeep cavities, thin walls, threads and mounting datums affect access, workholding and inspection for a one-piece aluminum structure.
Read the RFQ exampleIllustrative design exercises for reviewing your own part.
Add the model, drawing and revision available for your part. State material, quantity, finish and critical requirements.
Identify open geometry, material and inspection questions. Proposed changes need agreement before they become part of the accepted definition.
Confirm the scope, inspection, requested delivery and commercial terms against the quotation for your part.
Checklists and blank worksheets for RFQs, drawing packages and quote comparisons.
Organize part identifiers, files, order quantities and open questions.
Open the guide Drawing preparationCheck the export and identify where controlled requirements are defined.
Open the guide Material & finishKeep the base scope, alternatives and exclusions separate.
Open the guideQuotes are prepared after reviewing the part files and requirements. The quotation states price, manufacturing route, inspection and delivery terms.
Send the model and drawing for the same revision, with material, quantity and finish. List critical dimensions and required inspection reports. Accepted CAD, PDF and ZIP formats and size limits are listed in the form.
Describe the grade or operation in your request. Sourcing and process suitability must be confirmed for the part.
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