Internal corner radii
Use radiused internal corners where an end mill must reach.
MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
CNC Milling for Housings, Plates & Fixtures
Milled housings, plates, brackets, and precision features shaped around your assembly requirements.
We aim to reply within 1 business day · Mon–Fri, China time (UTC+8).
PROCESS & APPLICATION
Pockets, faces and mounting patterns.
CNC milling removes material with rotating tools to produce faces, slots, pockets, holes, and detailed three-dimensional features. We review tool access, workholding, and datum strategy early so the part can be made and measured without unnecessary complexity.
- Equipment housings and covers
- Mounting plates and brackets
- Automation fixtures and tooling components
PART PLANNING
Design features that stay practical to mill.
Deep pockets & thin walls
Review deep pockets and thin walls for deflection and workholding.
Assembly datums
Call out the datums that control assembly fit.
MATERIALS, FINISH & ACCEPTANCE
Define the alloy, finish and mating features.
Aluminum offers an effective balance of machinability and weight for many milled parts. Stainless steel, carbon steel, brass, and engineering plastics may be more suitable for wear, corrosion, conductivity, or insulation needs.
- As-machined, bead-blasted, anodized, plated, or coated surfaces can be specified for appearance and service conditions. Finish thickness should be considered for close-fitting features.
- Critical bores, mounting patterns, and mating faces can be checked during the process and at final inspection against the agreed drawing.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
Before you send the drawing
When is milling the right process?
Milling is a strong fit for prismatic parts with flats, pockets, slots, hole patterns, or features accessed from multiple sides.
Can I request a specific surface finish?
Yes. Include the desired appearance or functional requirement and we can review a suitable finish for the chosen material.
What details help avoid quote delays?
Share a model, drawing, material, quantity, and any cosmetic or critical feature notes.
ENGINEERING PLANNING REFERENCE
Put numbers on the requirements.
Industry benchmarks for preparing your RFQ. The drawing review confirms the manufacturing route, capability and delivery schedule.
General metal features
A useful general-tolerance discussion point. State the drawing standard and dimension range; one blanket value does not cover every feature.
Selected critical features
A precision target for review, not a default for the whole part. Material, geometry, setup, temperature and measurement method matter.
Axis strategy
Compare 3-axis, indexed and simultaneous machining around tool access and datum control. The quotation confirms the proposed route.
Quantity comparisons
Use these RFQ quantities to compare prototype, pilot and repeat-part pricing. These are planning scenarios, not a stated MOQ.
Prototype schedule discussion
An initial manufacturing-window assumption for simple, stock-material parts. Finishing, inspection, capacity and shipping require separate confirmation.
Surface requirement example
An as-machined roughness discussion point. Identify functional faces; sealing, bearing and cosmetic surfaces may need different requirements.
Send overall dimensions and critical features for feasibility review. Production lead time starts from the agreed release conditions; transit time is separate.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Before you send your part.
Can I ask a question without uploading a drawing?
Yes. Describe the part, intended function and the decision you need help with. A drawing is optional for an initial discussion; a firm quotation needs a defined specification.
When should I expect a reply?
We aim to reply within 1 business day · Mon–Fri, China time (UTC+8). This is an initial review target, not a promise of a finished quotation within that period.
How are confidential or large files handled?
Discuss an NDA and the transfer method on WhatsApp before sharing restricted drawings. Website uploads accept PDF, ZIP, STEP or STP up to 10 MB.
Does prototype timing include delivery?
No. Separate material availability, manufacture, finishing, inspection and transport. The written quotation confirms the schedule for your part.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PART
Bring your drawing.
Define the next step.
Material, quantity, finish and critical features — start with what you know.