Reliable Rapid Prototyping And Low-Volume Manufactuer

Please contact us via our online platform or Email, and send us your drawings of 2D and 3D (.STEP or .IGE file) and detail requirements. Then we will analyse your part design and submit competitive price to you.

Yes, we can support making prototypes with cnc machining process for your assembly and testing before high volume production.

We normally ship samples via DHL, UPS or FedEX . For the shipping of mass production order, we usually arrange it by sea or by air.

Our own internal processing capabilities: Five-Axis CNC 16 Units, Four-Axis CNC 12 Units, Three-Axis CNC 27 Units, CNC Milling & Turning 16 Units. If you have larger processing needs, we can also meet them.

Our engineering and sales teams will provide one-on-one quote support for your project. Typically, for similar parts, CNC lathes cost 15% less to machine than standard 3-axis CNC milling. In contrast, the cost of 5-axis machining increases, continuous 5-axis CNC milling typically costs over 20% higher than an indexed 5-axis machine (also referred to as 3+2 milling), and about double that of a standard 3-axis mill. To achieve the most cost-effective CNC machined parts, larger production runs are recommended to spread the cost of machine setup.

Maximum Dimensions (3-axis milling): 1500*800*300mm, 1270×508×635 (mm).
Maximum Dimensions (5-axis milling): 4000*400*150mm, 750x1150x550mm,

600*600*600mm, 500*500*450mm, 500*310*200mm,

Worktable Diameter Φ400 mm. All can be processed, and larger sizes can also be consulted by engineers

5-axis machines enable complex CNC machining by increasing the range of motion and positioning of cutting tools. This increased flexibility allows for greater precision and accuracy, resulting in more complex designs that are difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional manufacturing methods.

Additionally, 5-axis machining eliminates the need for multiple machines to create complex parts, saving time and cost in the manufacturing process. For businesses that adopt 5-axis machining, this can result in faster turnaround times, increased efficiency, and greater competitiveness.

Once the machining process is complete, the CNC parts surface will have slight visible tool marks, called “as-machined” or “as-milled” surface finish. Machined surface roughness (Ra) is standardized at 1.6-3.2 μm, and surface finish requirements can be increased to 0.8-1.6 μm or higher at 0.2-0.8 μm, however, this will require more operating time and higher costs.