Shenzhen, China · Since 2009 · ISO 9001:2015
Your parts, made on our own machines in Shenzhen.
Send a drawing and you get a price, a lead time and the name of the engineer who will run your job — a preliminary assessment usually inside the hour. Both plants are ours, in Bao'an District, so there is no broker between your file and the machine that cuts it.
- 1 hour to a first assessment
- ±0.005 mm tightest tolerance
- 2 owned factories
- SGS ISO 9001:2015
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By the numbers
What you get, and where each number comes from
Six figures, and every one of them either published on this site or written into a document we can send you. If one of them decides your order, ask us for the source before you commit — we would rather show it than have you take it on trust.
The factory
You can watch your parts being made.
Your order runs on the machines in this aisle, in plants we own and staff — not in a broker's inbox. Tell us a date and we will walk you through the machine shop, the metrology room and the dispatch area, so that the factory on your shipping documents is a place you have actually stood in.
- MachiningBao'an District, Shenzhen, China
- Export documentsMongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
- InspectionBefore your parts ship
Inside the shop
The equipment your order will run on
Nothing here is stock photography or a render — these are our machines, our metrology room, our benches and our people, photographed in Bao'an. Send us the drawing and we will tell you which of them your part will run on, and what that means for your tolerance and your delivery date.
Seven photographs from our own shop floor in Bao'an District. Every part shown was made by us. Ask us about any of them and we will tell you where it was taken.
Before you order
The four questions buyers ask before the first PO
These are the four things that actually stop a purchase order — not price, usually. Each answer below links to the evidence, so you can judge it yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Is there a real factory behind this, or a broker?
Both plants are ours, in Bao’an District, Shenzhen — the address on your shipping documents is the address where your parts get cut. Come and stand in the workshop before you commit to anything, or ask us for a dated walkthrough of the bay your order will run in.
Who sees my drawings?
Only the people who quote and machine your job. Ask for an NDA before you send anything and we will sign it first. Our published terms state that drawings are used to quote and to manufacture and are not shared with third parties — you do not have to take that on trust either.
What happens if a part comes out of spec?
You get numbers rather than a promise. First-article inspection runs before the batch starts, dimensions are checked against your drawing, and the report travels with the shipment. Anything outside tolerance is re-made — which is the whole reason for measuring before the run instead of after it.
Will I ever reach someone who reads drawings?
Yes — the engineer who prices your job is the one who sets it up, so what you hear at quotation is what happens on the floor. Send a STEP file with a question and it goes to that person, in English or Chinese, in your time zone or ours. If we need something before we can price it, you get the question instead of silence.
Certifications & inspection
The paperwork, and the room it comes from
You should not have to take a supplier's word for quality. Here is the certificate as a document you can check, the room where your parts get measured, and the list of what can travel to you with the shipment.
ISO 9001:2015 — certified by SGS
Our quality management system is audited and certified by SGS, not self-declared. The certificate is a PDF on this site: download it, read the scope, and check the ID with SGS directly.
Certificate ID CN24/00004900
What the scope actually covers
- CNC machining of metal and plastic parts, from prototype to batch
- Sheet metal fabrication — laser cutting, bending, stamping and punching
- Inspection, packing and dispatch of finished parts
Independent verification: search the certificate ID on sgs.com, or ask us for the issuing office's contact details.
The room your parts get measured in
A CMM, a granite plate and height gauges — in a room whose temperature and humidity are on the display you can see in the photograph. First-article inspection runs before a batch starts, not after it, and the dimensional report ships with the parts.
Measured by a certified operator
The engineer who runs the CMM is certified on the metrology software by Hexagon. That certificate is a document we can send you alongside the dimensional report — so you know the numbers were produced by someone qualified to produce them.
What can travel with your parts
- First-article inspection report on new or changed parts
- Dimensional report against the drawing's tolerances
- Material certificate, traceable to the mill, on request
- Finish and treatment records for plated or coated parts
Equipment
Ten process groups, one quotation
Your part decides which of these it runs on. Machining, turning, EDM and sheet metal are quoted under one roof, so you are not the one stitching three suppliers together. Send the drawing with the tolerance and the finish that actually matter, and we will tell you which process holds them — and where that process stops.
Equipment groups: 10 of 10 shown
| Equipment | Where it is documented |
|---|---|
| CNC machining centres3-axis to 5-axis milling, pallet-fed for repeat work | CNC Machining Service |
| CNC lathesTurning with live tooling for milled features in one setup | CNC Turning Service |
| Turning-millingTurn-mill for parts that would otherwise need two fixtures | CNC Turning Milling Service |
| Swiss-type lathesSmall-diameter, high-volume parts with tight concentricity | Swiss Turning Service |
| Wire EDMHardened tool steel, sharp internal corners, no cutting force | Wire cut |
| Sinker EDMBlind cavities and deep ribs that cannot be milled | EDM machining service |
| Laser cuttingFlat sheet, fast turnaround, from prototype to production batch | Laser Cutting Service |
| CNC press brakeFormed sheet with repeatable bend angles, tooling controlled in-house | Sheet Metal Bending Services |
| Stamping & punchingProgressive dies for volume sheet metal parts | Stamping Service |
| Surface grindingFlatness and parallel faces after heat treatment | Grinding Machining Service |
This table lists capability groups, not specifications. Cutting envelope, achievable tolerance and batch size depend on the feature, the material and the fixture — they are confirmed at drawing review on the linked page, or in writing with your quote, before you commit to anything.
Customers
The kinds of parts you would be buying
If your part looks like one of these, we have almost certainly made something close to it before. Our production feeds four sectors, and most of the work is repeat orders from customers we have been shipping to for years — which is the least interesting thing you can say about a supplier, and the most useful.
- Automated manufacturingFixtures, end-effectors and machine frames
- 3C electronics & roboticsEnclosures, heat sinks and precision internals
- Automotive & aerospaceStructural and powertrain components
- Medical devicesHousings and instrument parts, documented material traceability
Locations
Where your parts are made, and where your paperwork comes from
Manufacturing
Shenzhen factory
Room 101, Building B, No. 15 Lingxia RoadBao'an District, Shenzhen 518103
China
Commercial & documents
Hong Kong, China office
Unit 2, 22/F, Richmond Commercial Building109 Argyle Street, Mongkok, Kowloon
Hong Kong, China
- Where the contract is signed and the invoice is raised
- Where export shipping documents are issued
- No manufacturing happens at this address — every part is made in Shenzhen, and a buyer can inspect it there
Quotes are prepared here and answered within one working day. Send a drawing and you get either a price or the specific question that is blocking it — not silence, and not a call centre.
Questions
What buyers ask us next
What do you need from me to get a quote?
Where exactly are you located?
What certifications can you show?
How tight can you hold?
Do you sign an NDA?
How fast will I hear back?
Can I visit before committing?
Still designing?
Take something useful away instead
If the drawing is still moving, none of the above decides anything yet. These are the pages engineers actually use while they are choosing a process, a material or a tolerance — read them now, and come back when the drawing is ready.
23 documented material pages, from 6061 aluminium to PEEK
Surface finishes2020 finishes with process notes and typical use cases
DFM standardsThe tolerances we hold, with the tables behind them
Design guideDrafting rules that save a revision round
FAQLead time, MOQ, shipping, file formats
Manufacturing resourceReference tables, converters and downloadable charts
Start a job
Send us the drawing
You will get a price, a lead time and the name of the engineer who will run your job — or the specific question that is blocking the quote.
🔒 All uploads are secure and confidential. NDAs signed on request.
- First read inside the hourAn engineer opens your file and tells you what is priceable — and what is not.
- Firm quote inside one working dayPrice, lead time and the name of the engineer who will run the job.
- NDA before you send anythingAsk first and we sign it. Drawings are never shared with third parties.