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MANUFACTURING SERVICES

Manufacturing services.
Built around your part.

CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, molding and casting for custom parts. Choose a route around your geometry, quantity and critical requirements.

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CNC MACHINING / PROCESS DETAILStart with the features that matter.

CAPABILITIES / BUILT AROUND YOUR DRAWING

One part. The right
manufacturing route.

Begin with the geometry. Explore the process details, then bring the requirements together in an engineering review.

PROCESS DIRECTORY

Find the process you need.

Browse by manufacturing route or search by name. Each service page explains its own process and considerations.

All processes

CNC machining

Sheet metal & forming

Molding & casting

Additive & tooling

Process selection is the starting point. Confirm part-specific tolerances, inspection requirements and timing during drawing review.

PROCESS SELECTION / A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Which route fits your part?

Use the geometry and function to narrow the options. Quantity and design maturity can change the final choice.

Starting points for custom part manufacturing
Part requirementRoute to exploreWhat to clarify
Pockets, bores, threads or mating facesCNC machining โ†—Tool access, datums, critical dimensions and quantity.
Flat, folded or joined geometrySheet metal fabrication โ†—Thickness, bend radii, hole positions and assembly fit.
Repeated plastic componentsInjection molding โ†—Draft, wall sections, tooling and expected volume.
Metal components made with a dieDie casting โ†—Geometry, tooling, volume and secondary machining.
A design to evaluate before tooling3D printing โ†—What the part must validate: fit, form or function.

PROJECT STAGE / PROTOTYPE TO PRODUCTION

Validate first. Scale with a clearer specification.

A prototype is a project stage, not a single process. It may be machined, printed or cast. Review the next quantity and design changes before committing to tooling or repeat production.

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Batch of manufactured components arranged for viewing
CMM probe positioned to inspect a machined feature
INSPECTION METHOD / CMM PROBING

DRAWING REVIEW / BEFORE THE QUOTE

Make the critical details
part of the conversation.

The manufacturing route should account for what the part does and how it will be accepted.

  1. Geometry & functionIdentify mating faces, threads, assembly interfaces and features that need closer review.
  2. Quantity & project stageShare the initial quantity, expected repeat demand and whether the design is still changing.
  3. Inspection & delivery requirementsSpecify critical dimensions, reports and the required delivery date for project confirmation.
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MANUFACTURING QUESTIONS

Before you
send the drawing.

Practical answers for your first enquiry.

Discuss Your Requirements โ†—
Which manufacturing process should I choose?

Start with the part geometry and its function. CNC machining suits features cut from solid stock; sheet metal suits flat or folded components; molding and casting use dedicated tooling or molds. Share the drawing, quantity and critical requirements if more than one route is possible.

Can I start with a prototype and move to production?

Yes, start by describing what the prototype must validate: fit, function, appearance or assembly. The production route may change as the design stabilizes and quantities increase. Review tooling and design changes before committing to the next stage.

What should I send for a manufacturing quote?

Send a CAD model or dimensioned drawing, quantity, material, finish and critical requirements. Identify mating features, inspection documents and your required delivery date. Send what you have; missing details can be discussed during engineering review.

How are tolerances and lead times confirmed?

They are confirmed against your drawing and the proposed route. Geometry, part size, material, quantity, finishing and inspection affect feasibility and timing. A value published for one process is not a blanket promise for every part.

Can I specify inspection reports?

Include dimensional reports, material documentation or first article inspection requirements in your enquiry. The inspection scope, cost and timing are confirmed for your project.

How are my project files handled?

Your drawings and project files are treated as confidential. You can request a quote directly; an optional NDA is available if your project or company policy requires an additional agreement.

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